Säihkyvämmiltä

Säihkyvämmiltä is the comparative plural form of the Finnish adjective "säihkyvä," which translates to "shimmering," "gleaming," or "sparkling" in English. The suffix "-mmiltä" indicates a comparative degree and a plural case, implying a comparison of multiple entities that are more shimmering, gleaming, or sparkling than something else.

In Finnish grammar, adjectives change their form depending on the number and case of the noun they modify. "Säihkyvämmiltä" would be used when describing multiple things that possess a greater degree of shimmer compared to other things. For instance, one might say that "the new stars were säihkyvämmiltä than the older ones," referring to a group of stars being more luminous or radiant. The context in which this word is used would determine the precise nuance of "shimmering" or "gleaming." It is a descriptive term often associated with light, beauty, or opulence, highlighting an enhanced visual quality in multiple subjects.