Veijarillisempi

Veijarillisempi is a Finnish word that translates to "more roguish" or "more mischievous" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "veijarillinen," which means roguish or mischievous. The word "veijari" itself refers to a rogue, scamp, or trickster. Therefore, "veijarillisempi" describes someone or something that exhibits a greater degree of roguishness or mischievousness than a baseline or a previously mentioned example.

The term can be applied to a variety of situations. For instance, a person might be described as having a veijarillisempi smile, implying a playful, sly, or knowing expression. Similarly, a plan or a trick could be deemed veijarillisempi if it is more elaborate, cunning, or unexpected than usual. It often carries a connotation of lightheartedness and cleverness, suggesting that the actions or demeanor are not malicious but rather spirited and perhaps a bit unruly. The nuance of the word is important; it implies a certain charm or wit associated with the mischievousness, distinguishing it from outright deceit or harmful intent.