huonommalla

Huonommalla is a Finnish word. It is the adessive plural form of the adjective "huono," meaning "bad" or "poor." The adessive case in Finnish indicates location, possession, or accompaniment, and the plural form signifies that the adjective is being applied to multiple entities. Therefore, "huonommalla" literally translates to "on the worse ones" or "with the worse ones."

This form is typically used in grammatical constructions where a comparison is being made. For instance, if someone were to say "He got worse grades," the Finnish equivalent might involve a structure where "huonommalla" is used to refer to the "worse grades" or a set of "worse outcomes." It can also be used to describe a situation or condition that is less favorable than another. The specific context of the sentence dictates the precise nuance of its meaning.

The adjective "huono" itself is common in everyday Finnish and can describe physical objects, abstract concepts, or people's conditions. Its comparative form is "huonompi," meaning "worse." "Huonommalla" extends this comparative idea to a plural context, indicating a state of being worse in relation to multiple things or subjects. Understanding the case system of Finnish is crucial to fully grasp the usage of forms like "huonommalla."