Systemaattisempia

Systemaattisempia is a Finnish adjective form meaning “more systematic,” used when comparing multiple items that are more systematic than others. It is the plural form of the comparative adjective systemaattinen (systematic) and appears with nouns in plural in cases such as the partitive. In practice, it is common in academic, scientific, and analytical writing to describe several methods, processes, or approaches that are more organized and methodical than others.

In Finnish, adjectives decline for number and case, and the comparative degree is formed with the suffix -isempi. When describing several nouns, the comparative adjective takes a plural ending such as -ia/-ja depending on the noun’s case and the sentence structure. Therefore, systemaattisempia typically appears with plural nouns in non-nominative cases, for example: systemaattisempia menetelmiä (more systematic methods), systemaattisempia lähestymistapoja (more systematic approaches), systemaattisempia prosesseja (more systematic processes).

Usage notes are otherwise straightforward: systemaattisempia conveys a stronger, more organized quality than the corresponding singular form or less systematic alternatives. It does not denote a distinct concept beyond the normal Finnish comparative inflection of systemaattinen, but it is a common phrasing when evaluating or contrasting multiple items in terms of systematic design, documentation, or execution.

See also: systemaattinen, Finnish grammar, comparative adjectives.