epäspesifimpi

epäspesifimpi is a Finnish word that translates to "less specific" or "more unspecific" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "epäspesifi," meaning unspecific. This term is used to describe something that lacks precision, clarity, or detail. It can apply to a wide range of contexts, from general statements to scientific observations.

For instance, if someone makes a broad claim without providing evidence, their statement could be described as epäspesifimpi. In scientific research, a less specific hypothesis or result might require further refinement to be useful. The term highlights a degree of vagueness or generality.

The opposite of epäspesifimpi would be "spesifimpi," meaning more specific. When something is described as epäspesifimpi, it suggests that more information or detail is needed to fully understand or define it. It indicates a need for greater focus or a reduction in ambiguity. The word itself is constructed by adding the comparative suffix "-mpi" to the prefix "epä-" and the base adjective "spesifi." This grammatical structure is common in Finnish for forming comparative adjectives.