Säännönmukaisempana

Säännönmukaisempana is a Finnish word that functions as the comparative form of the adjective "säännönmukainen." "Säännönmukainen" translates to "regular," "according to the rule," or "consistent" in English. Therefore, "säännönmukaisempana" means "more regular," "more according to the rule," or "more consistent."

This comparative form is used to indicate a greater degree of regularity, adherence to rules, or consistency in a particular context. For instance, one might say that a certain process has become "säännönmukaisempana" over time, implying that it is now followed with more precision or predictability. Similarly, in discussions about behavior or patterns, it can be used to describe a situation where something is exhibiting a more established or predictable trend than before.

The grammatical function of "säännönmukaisempana" is typically as an adverbial complement or as part of a predicative construction, describing the state or manner of something. Its usage emphasizes a comparative aspect, highlighting a difference in the degree of regularity or rule-following. It is a common term in Finnish to express nuances of order, predictability, and adherence to established norms.