jäykemmillä

The word "jäykemmillä" is the adessive plural form of the Finnish adjective "jäykkä". In Finnish, "jäykkä" translates to "stiff", "rigid", or "inflexible". The adessive case, indicated by the "-llä" ending, generally denotes being on, at, or with something. Therefore, "jäykemmillä" signifies "with stiffer ones" or "on stiffer ones".

When "jäykemmillä" is used in a sentence, it implies a comparison. The "-mpi" suffix is the comparative form of adjectives in Finnish, meaning "stiffer" or "more rigid". Thus, "jäykemmillä" specifically refers to a state of being with something that is comparatively stiffer than another reference point.

For example, one might say that a certain material is "jäykemmillä" components, meaning it is constructed with parts that are stiffer. Or, in a sporting context, an athlete might describe their equipment as "jäykemmillä" poles, indicating they are using poles that offer more rigidity. The precise meaning depends heavily on the surrounding context of the sentence in which it appears. It is a grammatical form used to express a comparative degree of stiffness in relation to a plural subject.