aktiivisempia

Aktiivisempia is a Finnish grammatical form that functions as the plural comparative of the adjective aktiivisempi, meaning more active. It is used when describing multiple entities that are more active than a reference group. The form arises from the base adjective aktiivinen (active) and the comparative suffix -mpi; in plural and appropriate case it becomes aktiivisempia, for example in a partitive plural construction.

Aktiivisempia typically appears when comparing groups or individuals in relation to activity level. It can modify nouns directly, as in aktiivisempia oppilaita (more active students), or appear in predicative position with a plural subject, as in he ovat aktiivisempia (they are more active). The exact ending changes with the case and number of the noun it describes, so you may also encounter forms like aktiivisempien or aktiivisempia in different grammatical contexts.

Common usage examples illustrate its role in everyday language: "Koulussa on nyt aktiivisempia oppilaita kuin viime lukuvuonna" (There are more active students at school than last academic year), "Kaupungin asukkaat ovat aktiivisempia kuin vuosi sitten" (The city’s residents are more active than a year ago). The word is typically used in comparative statements about people, organizations, campaigns, or activities.

Related concepts include the base form aktiivinen and the superlative aktiivisimmat (the most active). As a grammatical inflection rather than a standalone concept, aktiivisempia serves to convey a higher degree of activity within a plural subject or object in Finnish syntax.