Vertailtavalle

Vertailtavalle, also known as comparative level, is a grammatical category used to compare two items, people, or situations. It is found in many languages around the world, including Finnish, Estonian, and Hungarian. In Finnish, for example, the comparative form is typically created by adding the suffix "-mpi" to the adjective's base form. For instance, "iso" (big) becomes "isompi" (bigger). In Estonian, the comparative is formed by adding the suffix "-m" or "-ma" to the adjective. For example, "suur" (big) becomes "suurem" (bigger). In Hungarian, the comparative is formed by adding the suffix "-bb" or "-ab" to the adjective. For example, "nagy" (big) becomes "nagyobb" (bigger). The comparative level is used to express that one item, person, or situation is more of a certain quality than another. It is an essential grammatical category for expressing relationships and differences between entities.