kireämpiä

kireämpiä is the comparative form of the Finnish adjective "kireä." The word "kireä" can translate to several meanings in English, including "tight," "tense," "strained," or "stiff." Therefore, "kireämpiä" signifies a greater degree of these qualities.

When used in the plural, "kireämpiä" describes multiple things that are tighter, tenser, more strained, or stiffer than something else. For example, one might say that certain ropes are "kireämpiä" than others, indicating they are more tightly pulled. In a figurative sense, it could refer to situations that are "kireämpiä" (more tense or strained) than before. The specific nuance of "kireämpiä" depends heavily on the context in which it is used. It is a common and functional comparative adjective in the Finnish language, allowing for precise descriptions of relative states of tightness or tension.