järkevämmillä

Järkevämmillä is a Finnish word. It is the plural adessive case of the adjective järkevä. Järkevä translates to "sensible," "reasonable," or "rational" in English. Therefore, järkevämmillä literally means "with more sensible ones" or "on more reasonable ones."

In Finnish grammar, the adessive case is used to indicate location, possession, or means. When combined with the comparative form of an adjective, like järkevämmillä, it suggests a comparison or a state of being more sensible or reasonable in relation to something else. For example, one might say "Päätökset tehtiin järkevämmillä perusteilla" which translates to "The decisions were made on more sensible grounds." This implies that previous grounds were less sensible.

The word järkevämmillä can be used in various contexts to describe a situation, a group of people, or a method that exhibits a higher degree of rationality or good judgment. It is a functional word in Finnish, used to convey nuanced meaning related to logic and practicality. Understanding its grammatical form and the meaning of its root word is key to comprehending its usage in sentences.