haitallisemmilla

The term "haitallisemmilla" is a Finnish word. It is the comparative form of the adjective "haitallinen," meaning harmful or detrimental. Therefore, "haitallisemmilla" translates to "more harmful" or "more detrimental."

This word is typically used to compare two or more things, situations, or entities based on their level of harm or negative impact. For instance, one might say that a certain activity is "haitallisemmilla" than another, indicating that it causes greater damage or poses a more significant risk. The word can refer to physical harm, environmental damage, economic loss, or any other negative consequence.

In its grammatical form, "haitallisemmilla" is the adessive plural case of the comparative adjective. This means it is used when referring to multiple subjects or objects that are in a state of being more harmful, and it indicates location or involvement. For example, it could be used in a sentence like "Nämä aineet ovat haitallisemmilla ympäristölle" (These substances are more harmful to the environment), where "haitallisemmilla" describes the substances and their relationship to the environment. Understanding the context is crucial to fully grasp the meaning of "haitallisemmilla" in any given sentence.