kohinaisempi

Kohinaisempi is a Finnish word that translates to "noisier" or "more noisy" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "kohinainen," which means "noisy." The word is used to describe something that possesses a greater degree of noise than something else, or more than a certain baseline level of noise.

The suffix "-mpi" is a common grammatical marker in Finnish used to form comparative adjectives. For instance, "kaunis" (beautiful) becomes "kauniimpi" (more beautiful), and "kylmä" (cold) becomes "kylmempi" (colder). Therefore, when referring to something as "kohinaisempi," it implies a direct comparison of its sound level.

Examples of its use might include comparing two machines, where one is found to be "kohinaisempi" than the other. It could also be used in describing environments, such as a street that has become "kohinaisempi" due to increased traffic. The word is a straightforward comparative descriptor, focusing solely on the intensity of sound.