ihmismäisempiin

Ihmismäisempi is a Finnish word that translates to "more human-like" or "more humane" in English. It is an comparative adjective, indicating a greater degree of human qualities or characteristics. The root word "ihminen" means "human."

The term can be used in various contexts. It might describe behavior that is perceived as more empathetic, compassionate, or understanding. For example, a leader might be described as more ihmismäisempi if they show greater concern for their employees' well-being. It can also refer to a more natural or relatable appearance, such as in art or animation where a character is made to look more like a real person.

In a more abstract sense, ihmismäisempi can imply a move away from rigid, mechanical, or overly logical processes towards those that incorporate emotion, intuition, or ethical considerations. This could apply to systems, policies, or even technological advancements. The emphasis is on qualities traditionally associated with humanity, such as kindness, fallibility, and subjective experience, as opposed to purely objective or machine-like attributes. The ultimate meaning depends heavily on the specific context in which the word is used.