johtavamman

Johtavamman is a Finnish word that translates to "more important" or "more significant" in English. It is commonly used in Finnish to compare the importance or significance of two or more things. The word is derived from the Finnish adjective "johtava," which means "leading" or "guiding."

In Finnish, the superlative form of adjectives is often created by adding the suffix "-in" to the positive form. For example, the superlative form of "pieni" (small) is "pienin." Similarly, the superlative form of "johtava" is "johtavin," and the comparative form is "johtavampi." However, "johtavamman" is not a standard form in Finnish grammar. It is likely a misspelling or a typo, as the correct comparative form should be "johtavampi."

The word "johtavamman" is not widely used in Finnish, and its appearance in text may indicate an error. It is essential to use correct grammar and spelling to ensure clarity and professionalism in communication. If you encounter the word "johtavamman" in a text, it is recommended to check for any possible errors and correct it to "johtavampi" if necessary.