hiljaisemmissä

The word "hiljaisemmissa" is the inessive plural form of the Finnish adjective "hiljainen," which translates to "quiet" or "silent." In Finnish grammar, the inessive case indicates location within something, often translated as "in" or "inside." Therefore, "hiljaisemmissa" specifically means "in quieter ones" or "in quieter places."

This form would be used when referring to multiple entities or locations that are characterized by a lesser degree of noise compared to others. For example, one might say that certain parts of a city are "hiljaisemmissa" (in quieter places) than the main thoroughfares. It can also be used metaphorically to describe less active or less noticeable situations. The comparative form "hiljaisempi" means "quieter," and adding the inessive plural ending "-ssa" results in "hiljaisemmissa." This grammatical construction is common in Finnish for expressing nuanced spatial or qualitative relationships.