avoimemmat

Avoimemmat is a Finnish adjective form used to describe that several things are more open or transparent than others. It is the plural nominative form of the comparative adjective avoimempi, which means "more open." The construction combines the comparative suffix -empi with the plural ending -t, yielding avoimemmat for multiple nouns.

In use, avoimemmat typically modifies plural nouns that refer to practices, systems, information, or policies. It signals a relative degree of openness, for example in discussions about governance, data sharing, or organizational culture. The term is common in academic, media, and public discourse when comparing approaches or arrangements.

Common contexts and examples:

- avoimemmat ratkaisut (the more open solutions)

- avoimemmat tiedonjakokäytännöt (the more open data-sharing practices)

- avoimemmat käytännöt (the more open practices)

- avoimemmat järjestelmät (the more open systems)

Notes:

- Avoimemmat is not a standalone noun; it functions as an adjective in comparative form and requires a following noun.

- It contrasts with the less open form avoimemmat’s counterpart would be avoimemmat?in Finnish, you would typically compare to a less open set, e.g., "vähemmän avoimet ratkaisut" or simply "vähemmän avoimet."

See also:

- avoin

- avoimuus

- läpinäkyvyys

References:

- Finnish grammar resources on comparative adjectives and noun agreement.