itsedeskriptiivisemmän

"itsedeskriptiivisemmän" is a Finnish word that translates to "more self-descriptive" or "more inherently descriptive" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "itsedeskriptiivinen" (self-descriptive). The word is formed by combining the Finnish words "itse" (self) and "deskriptiivinen" (descriptive).

This term is often used in contexts related to language, semiotics, and information theory. A self-descriptive item or concept is one that contains information about itself. For example, a sentence that accurately describes its own length could be considered self-descriptive. The concept of self-description can be explored in various fields, including mathematics (e.g., Gödel's incompleteness theorems, which involve self-referential statements) and computer science (e.g., self-modifying code).

When something is described as "itsedeskriptiivisemmän," it implies a greater degree of inherent description compared to something else. This could relate to the clarity of a definition, the richness of information contained within a symbol, or the extent to which a system can explain its own workings. The emphasis is on the intrinsic qualities of the subject matter that allow for its own characterization or explanation.