epäsuotuisampia

epäsuotuisampia is the illative plural form of the Finnish adjective "epäsuotuisa". The word "epäsuotuisa" itself translates to unfavorable, disadvantageous, or adverse. Therefore, "epäsuotuisampia" refers to multiple things or situations that are more unfavorable or disadvantageous than others.

In grammatical terms, the illative case in Finnish indicates movement into something or a state of being within. The plural form signifies that the adjective is describing more than one noun. Thus, "epäsuotuisampia" would be used in a sentence to describe several entities or circumstances that are in a more unfavorable position or state.

For example, one might encounter the phrase "epäsuotuisampia olosuhteita" which translates to "more unfavorable circumstances". This implies a comparison where the current circumstances are worse than a previous set of circumstances, or worse than circumstances experienced by others. The adjective conveys a negative quality, suggesting difficulty, hardship, or lack of benefit. The context in which "epäsuotuisampia" appears will determine the precise nature of the unfavorable quality being described.