korkeajännittyneempi

korkeajännittyneempi is a Finnish word that functions as the comparative form of the adjective korkeajännitteinen. This adjective translates to "high-voltage" in English. Therefore, korkeajännittyneempi means "more high-voltage" or "higher-voltage."

The word is typically used in contexts relating to electricity, power lines, or electrical equipment. For instance, one might describe a particular section of power transmission lines as korkeajännittyneempi if it operates at a higher voltage than another section. Similarly, a piece of electrical machinery could be referred to as korkeajännittyneempi if it is designed to handle a greater electrical potential than a comparable device.

The grammatical structure of the word involves the superlative suffix -mpi being added to the stem of the comparative adjective, which itself is formed by adding -mpi to the base adjective korkeajännitteinen. This is a standard feature of Finnish comparative and superlative formation.

The concept of "higher voltage" is crucial in electrical engineering for factors such as efficient power transmission over long distances and the design of safety protocols. The term korkeajännittyneempi directly reflects this comparative aspect within the Finnish language.