elävimmän

elävimmän is the genitive and accusative singular form of the Finnish superlative adjective "elävin". "Elävin" means "most alive" or "liveliest". In Finnish grammar, the genitive case is used to indicate possession or a part of something, while the accusative case is used for the direct object of a verb. Therefore, "elävimmän" would appear in sentences where possession of something most alive is being indicated, or where "the most alive" is the direct object. For example, in a sentence like "Tämä on tunteen elävimmän muodon" (This is the most alive form of feeling), "elävimmän" is in the genitive case. In a sentence like "Näin elokuvan, joka kuvasi elävimmän hahmon" (I saw a movie that depicted the liveliest character), "elävimmän" would be in the accusative case. The word itself is derived from the adjective "elävin", which is the superlative of "elävä" (alive). The '-mmän' ending signifies the superlative form in the genitive/accusative singular.