epäedullisempaan

epäedullisempaan is the illative plural form of the Finnish adjective epäedullinen. This adjective translates to "unfavorable" or "disadvantageous" in English. The illative case in Finnish indicates movement into a place or state, often translated with prepositions like "into" or "to." Therefore, epäedullisempaan literally means "into a more unfavorable/disadvantageous (state or place)."

The comparative form, epäedullisempi, signifies "more unfavorable" or "less advantageous." When combined with the illative ending, it describes a transition or movement towards a condition that is worse or less beneficial than a previous or existing one. For instance, one might say that a market situation has moved "epäedullisempaan" if it has become less favorable for businesses or consumers. Similarly, a decision could lead a company "epäedullisempaan" financial position.

The word is often used in contexts relating to economics, business, law, or any situation where outcomes can be assessed as positive or negative. It implies a worsening trend or a shift towards a less desirable scenario. The word itself is composed of the prefix "epä-" (un-), the root "edullinen" (favorable, advantageous), and the comparative and case endings.