kaukaisemmista

Kaukaisemmista is a Finnish word that translates to "more distant" or "further away." It is the comparative form of the adjective "kauka," meaning "distant" or "far." The word is used to describe something that is physically located at a greater distance than something else, or to indicate a greater degree of separation in time or abstract concepts.

For example, one might use kaukaisemmista to compare two locations, stating that one is kaukaisemmista than the other. In a figurative sense, it can refer to a more remote possibility or a less immediate consequence. The grammatical form of kaukaisemmista is the genitive plural, meaning it would typically be used in a context where possession or a relationship to multiple distant things is implied. However, it can also appear in other grammatical constructions depending on the sentence's structure. The base form of the adjective is "kauka," and its superlative form is "kauimmainen" or "kauimpana" depending on context, meaning "most distant." Understanding kaukaisemmista requires an awareness of Finnish comparative and superlative adjective structures.