epäselvemmät

epäselvemmät is the comparative form of the Finnish word epäselvä. Epäselvä translates to unclear, indistinct, or ambiguous in English. Therefore, epäselvemmät means "more unclear," "more indistinct," or "more ambiguous." It is used to compare two or more things that are less clear or harder to understand than others.

For instance, one might say that a certain statement is epäselvemmät than another if it contains more vague language or leaves more room for interpretation. Similarly, in visual contexts, an image described as epäselvemmät would be less sharp or detailed than a clearer image. The word can apply to various situations, including written text, spoken language, visual information, or even abstract concepts where clarity is lacking. The suffix "-mmät" indicates the plural comparative, suggesting a comparison among multiple items or categories. This grammatical form is essential for nuanced expression when discussing degrees of ambiguity or indistinctness in Finnish.