Tyypillisimpiä

Tyypillisimpiä is a Finnish adjective form meaning “the most typical” and is used to describe multiple items or cases. It is the plural partitive form of the superlative adjective tyypillisin, which corresponds to the English “the most typical.”

Morphology and usage notes: The base adjective tyypillinen means typical. Its comparative form is tyypillisempi, and the superlative for singular nominative is tyypillisin. When referring to several items in a general or indefinite sense, the superlative takes the plural partitive form tyypillisimpiä. This form is common in formal and descriptive writing.

Typical contexts: Tyypillisimpiä is used to introduce or summarize the most characteristic features, examples, or cases within a broader discussion. For example, “Tyypillisimpiä piirteitä ovat suuret ikkunat ja valoisa pohjapiirros,” meaning “The most typical features are large windows and a bright floor plan.” Another example: “Tyypillisimpiä virheitä ovat puutteellinen lähdeviittaus ja epäselvä rakenne,” meaning “The most typical mistakes are incomplete citations and unclear structure.”

Alternatives: For a single item, forms like tyypillisin (most typical) are used. For non-specified or collective categories, other plural forms of tyypillinen may appear depending on case and number.

See also: tyypillinen, tyypillisempi, tyypillisin.

In summary, tyypillisimpiä serves as a standard Finnish expression to denote the most representative or typical items within a group, used with plural nouns in partitive or similar constructions.