komparatiiveissa
Komparatiivissa refers to the comparative form of adjectives and adverbs in Finnish grammar, used to compare two or more entities by highlighting differences in their qualities or actions. This grammatical structure follows specific rules and patterns, distinguishing it from the superlative form, which expresses the highest degree of a quality.
In Finnish, the comparative is typically formed by adding the suffix *-mpi* to the stem of the
Irregular forms exist for certain common adjectives and adverbs, such as *hyvä* ("good"), which becomes *parempi*
The comparative form is often used in phrases expressing preference, such as *"minä en pidä enemmän tästä"*
Unlike some other languages, Finnish does not typically use auxiliary verbs like *more* or *less* in comparative