kotitalouksellisempi

Kotitalouksellisempi is a Finnish adjective used to describe something that is more household-oriented or more focused on the domestic sphere. It is the comparative form of kotitalouksellinen, itself derived from kotitalous ("household") and the suffix -ellinen ("related to"), with the comparative suffix -isempi ("more"). Thus kotitalouksellisempi literally means "more household-related" or "more household-centered."

In practice, the term appears in discussions of consumer behavior, policy design, product development and urban or architectural planning when the emphasis shifts to households as the primary unit of analysis or use. Examples include phrases such as kotitalouksellisempi suunnitelma ("a more household-oriented plan") or kotitalouksellisempi rakennusratkaisu ("a more household-centric building solution").

Usage is largely descriptive rather than a fixed technical category. The term is common in academic writing, media commentary and policy discourse, and it generally carries a neutral connotation, though it can be used rhetorically to advocate a more domestic-focused approach or to contrast with business- or institution-centric perspectives. It may overlap with related concepts such as perhekeskeinen ("family-centered") or arjen käytäntöihin keskittyvä ("focused on everyday life").

See also: kotitalous; perhekeskeinen; kuluttajakäyttäytyminen; arki.