Yhteisempää

Yhteisempää is a Finnish word that translates to "more common," "more shared," or "more collective" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "yhteinen," meaning "common," "shared," or "joint." The word "yhteisempää" is used to describe a situation, object, or feeling that is more prevalent or experienced by a larger group of people than before, or more so than another comparable entity.

For example, one might say that a certain hobby has become yhteisempää among young people, indicating that it is now more popular and widely practiced within that demographic. Similarly, in a discussion about societal values, one could argue that a sense of responsibility towards the environment is becoming yhteisempää, implying a growing collective awareness and shared concern. The word can also be used in contexts related to possession or experience, suggesting a more unified or distributed ownership or participation. For instance, "meillä on yhteisempää historiaa" would mean "we have a more shared history." The usage of "yhteisempää" emphasizes the increase or existence of commonality, unity, or shared aspects.