huomattavimmat

Huomattavimmat is the Finnish plural superlative form of the adjective huomattava, meaning the most notable or the most noticeable. It is used to describe multiple nouns and agrees with them in number and case. The base adjective huomattava expresses something worthy of attention, and the superlative form highlights the highest degree of that quality.

In Finnish, the comparative is huomattavampi (more notable), and the superlative in plural form is huomattavimmat (the most notable). The singular superlative is huomattavin, while the plural form in other cases follows standard Finnish inflection once the noun is identified, for example: huomattavimmat piirteet (the most notable features), huomattavien piirteiden merkitys (the significance of the most notable features). The word is commonly used in academic, journalistic, and descriptive prose to foreground salient points, findings, or elements.

Usage notes emphasize that huomattavimmat is typically placed before the noun in attributive position, but can appear predicatively in constructions such as Tämä tutkimus korostaa huomattavimmat seikat. It is synonymously used with terms like merkittäviksi, tärkeimmiksi, or huomattavasti, depending on nuance, formality, and precision of meaning.

See also: huomattava (notable), merkittävin (the most significant), tärkein (the most important). The term operates within standard Finnish grammar and does not represent a separate entity or proper noun, but a grammatical form used to mark maximum degree of notable qualities in plural references.