hedelmäisemmän

Hedelmäisemmän is the genitive singular form of the Finnish comparative adjective hedelsmäisempi, which means more fruity or fruitier. In Finnish, adjectives decline for case, number, and degree, and the genitive singular form is used when the adjective modifies a noun in the genitive case.

The comparative hedelmäisempi is built from the root hedelmä- (fruit) plus the suffix -inen to form the base adjective hedelmäinen (fruity), and the comparative suffix -mpi yields hedelmäisempi (more fruity). The genitive singular of this comparative adjective is hedelmäisemmän, which appears when the noun it describes is in genitive. For example: hedelmäisemmän maun (the taste of something more fruity), hedelmäisemmän aromin (the aroma of the more fruity note), hedelmäisemmän makuprofiilin (the more fruity flavor profile).

Usage and context: hedelmäisemmän is commonly used in culinary and sensory descriptions, such as wine, juice, tea, or craft beverages, to indicate that a product has a more fruity character compared with another reference point. It appears primarily in written tasting notes, marketing materials, and comparative analyses, where precise gradations of flavor or aroma are discussed.

Notes: hedelmäisemmän functions strictly as a grammar form of the adjective and is not a standalone noun. It is part of a larger family of -inen adjectives and their comparative forms in Finnish, alongside other fruit- or flavor-related descriptors. See also hedellhä or hedge? See also hedelmäinen for the positive form and hedelläinen? (Note: hedge word forms vary; consult a Finnish grammar for comprehensive paradigms.)