Viileämmät

Viileämmät is the plural nominative form of the Finnish adjective viileä in the comparative degree. It is used to describe multiple nouns as being cooler than others, whether in a literal sense of lower temperature or in a figurative sense such as style, atmosphere, or mood. In Finnish, the singular comparative form is viileämpi, while the plural nominative for the same comparison becomes viileämmät when modifying a plural noun.

Usage of viileämmät spans both physical and metaphorical contexts. Common examples include describing weather, clothing, colors, or atmospheres: "Viileämmät kelit ovat tulossa" (Cooler weather is coming), or "Nämä viileämmät paidat sopivat paremmin kesään" (These cooler shirts suit the summer better). The phrase can also appear in fashion or design discussions, where something is described as viileämmät in style or feel compared with alternatives.

Grammatical notes: viileämmät agrees in number and case with the noun it modifies. The related forms include viileä (cool), viileämpi (cooler, singular), and viileimmät (coolest, plural). The word can carry both literal and figurative nuances, depending on context.

See also: viileä, viileämpi, viileimmät, Finnish comparative and superlative adjective forms.