keskittyneempänä

The Finnish word "keskittyneempänä" is the essive plural form of the adjective "keskittynyt." "Keskittynyt" translates to "concentrated," "focused," or "intense" in English. Therefore, "keskittyneempänä" describes a state of being concentrated or focused in a plural sense, or when referring to multiple entities or aspects.

For instance, "keskittyneempänä" could be used to describe people who are all deeply focused on a task. If a group of students are all studying intensely, one might say they are working "keskittyneempänä." It can also refer to the way something is applied or directed. If an effort is being made with greater intensity or focus, it might be described as being done "keskittyneempänä."

The essive case in Finnish often indicates a state or condition. Thus, "keskittyneempänä" emphasizes the quality of being concentrated or focused as a characteristic or ongoing state for multiple subjects. It's a grammatical form that conveys a nuanced description of a shared or distributed intensity of focus.