itsenäisemmälle

"itsenäisemmälle" is a Finnish word that translates to "more independent" or "to a more independent [person/entity]". It is the allative case of the superlative adjective "itsenäisin" (most independent), which itself is derived from the adjective "itsenäinen" (independent). The allative case in Finnish typically indicates movement towards a place or person, or in this context, a direction or target for something.

The word "itsenäisemmälle" is often used in contexts discussing the development of individuals, organizations, or even nations. For example, a parent might aim to raise a child "itsenäisemmälle" (to be more independent), meaning they want the child to be capable of doing things on their own. Similarly, a country might strive for a more "itsenäisemmälle" (more independent) economic position, implying a reduction in reliance on other nations.

The grammatical structure signifies that something is being directed or offered towards a state of greater independence. This could involve providing resources, training, or opportunities that foster self-reliance. The specific nuance of "itsenäisemmälle" lies in its comparative nature, suggesting a progression from a current state of dependence to one of increased autonomy. It is a forward-looking term, emphasizing a desired future condition of self-sufficiency.