kiinnostavamman

Kiinnostavamman is the genitive singular form of the Finnish adjective "kiinnostava," which translates to "interesting." In Finnish grammar, the genitive case often indicates possession or is used in conjunction with certain prepositions or postpositions. Therefore, "kiinnostavamman" typically means "of the more interesting" or "more interesting's."

The adjective "kiinnostava" itself describes something that evokes interest or attention. When it is in the comparative form, "kiinnostavampi," it means "more interesting." The ending "-n" is then added to denote the genitive case. This grammatical construction is used when referring to something that is more interesting than something else, or when expressing "more interesting" in a context that requires the genitive.

For example, in a sentence like "Tämä kirja on kiinnostavamman kuin edellinen," which translates to "This book is more interesting than the previous one," the word "kiinnostavamman" functions to compare the two books. The specific grammatical function of the genitive case in Finnish can be complex and depends heavily on the surrounding sentence structure and the intended meaning. Understanding "kiinnostavamman" requires a basic grasp of Finnish adjective declension and case usage.