Säännöllisemmät

Säännöllisemmät is a Finnish word that translates to "more regular" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "säännöllinen," which means "regular." The word is used to describe a situation, pattern, or object that exhibits a greater degree of regularity or consistency than something else.

For example, one might say that a person's new sleep schedule is säännöllisemmät if it has become more consistent than their previous one. Similarly, in a scientific context, if an experiment yields results that are closer to each other across multiple trials, those results could be described as säännöllisemmät. The word implies a comparison to a less regular state or a different entity.

The grammatical function of säännöllisemmät is that of an adjective in its comparative form. It can modify nouns and pronouns, indicating that they possess the quality of regularity to a higher degree. The use of säännöllisemmät requires a point of reference, either explicitly stated or implied, against which the regularity is being compared. Without this comparison, the word loses its comparative meaning.