kaukaisempien

Kaukaisempien is a Finnish word that translates to "more distant" or "further away" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "kaukaa," meaning "far away" or "from afar." The word "kaukaisempien" specifically refers to things that are in a more remote location or are temporally further in the past or future.

In grammatical terms, "kaukaisempien" is the genitive plural form of "kaukaisempi." This means it is used to indicate possession or relationship when referring to multiple entities that are more distant. For example, one might say "kaukaisempien tähtien valo" which translates to "the light of the more distant stars."

The concept of "kaukaisempien" can apply to various contexts. In geography, it might describe a region further from a central point. In time, it could refer to events that happened long ago or are expected to happen far in the future. In a more abstract sense, it can also relate to ideas, concepts, or relationships that are less immediate or less understood. The word emphasizes a degree of remoteness or separation, implying a greater distance than something else.