Väkevämmiksi

Väkevämmiksi is a Finnish word that functions as the comparative plural form of the adjective "väkevä." "Väkevä" can have several meanings in English, depending on the context. Primarily, it can translate to "strong," "potent," "powerful," or "intense." Therefore, "väkevämmiksi" would refer to something or someone being "stronger," "more potent," "more powerful," or "more intense" in a plural or multiple-item context.

For example, if referring to alcoholic beverages, "väkevämpi" would mean a stronger drink, and "väkevämmiksi" could describe multiple drinks that are stronger than others. In the context of flavors, "väkevämmiksi" might describe foods or spices that are more intensely flavored. The word can also be used figuratively, such as describing arguments or opinions that are more forceful or compelling, and in the plural, "väkevämmiksi" would indicate a comparison of multiple such arguments or opinions.

The grammatical function of "väkevämmiksi" is that of an adverbial comparative, often used with verbs or in comparative sentences. It indicates a movement towards or a state of being more "väkevä" in relation to a previous state or a different group. The precise English translation will always depend on the specific noun or concept it modifies within a sentence.