Varhaisemme

Varhaisemme is a Finnish word that translates to "earlier" or "previous" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "varhainen," meaning "early." The word is used to describe something that happened or existed at a time before the present or before another specified point in time.

For example, in a sentence like "Varhaisemme matka oli lyhyempi," it would mean "Our earlier journey was shorter." Here, "varhaisemme" refers to a journey that took place before the current or a previously discussed journey. The possessive suffix "-mme" indicates that the "earlier" thing belongs to "us" or is "our."

The word can be used in various contexts, from discussing historical events to personal experiences. It is a common and straightforward term in the Finnish language, conveying a sense of precedence or chronological order. Understanding "varhaisemme" helps in comprehending comparisons of time and sequence within Finnish discourse. Its grammatical function is to modify a noun, indicating a temporal comparison. The word is essential for expressing nuances related to past occurrences or states.