kehittyneemmillekehittyneemmillä

kehittyneemmillekehittyneemmillä is a hypothetical Finnish term formed by concatenating two inflected forms of the comparative stem kehittyneempi with different case endings. It is not attested in standard Finnish usage; it exists as a constructed example used in linguistic discussion or word-formation demonstrations. The first part kehittyneemmille can be read as the allative plural form meaning “to the more developed ones,” while the second part kehittyneemmillä corresponds to the adessive plural form meaning “on/at the more developed ones.”

Morphology and interpretation: The word illustrates how suffixes attach to a stem in Finnish and how their juxtaposition can produce a long, compound-like string. In actual language use, such sequencing would be avoided or split into separate phrases for clarity. As a pedagogical device, the form helps demonstrate the interaction of degree (comparative) and case endings, and how orthography can reflect layered grammatical information.

Usage and context: kehittyneemmillekehittyneemmillä is mainly of academic interest, appearing in textbooks, papers on Finnish morphology, or language-play discussions. It does not constitute a usable lexeme in everyday Finnish. A rough gloss might render it as “to the more developed ones, [to] the more developed ones,” but this is not a natural or recommended construction in ordinary discourse.

See also: Finnish grammar; comparative forms; allative and adessive cases; word formation in Finnish.