kukkaisempia

Kukkaisempia is a Finnish word that functions as the partitive plural form of the comparative adjective kukkaisempi, meaning more floral or flowery. The base noun kukka means flower, and the comparative form is created with the suffix -isempi. When describing multiple objects in the partitive case, the adjective takes the ending -ia, producing kukkaisempia.

In everyday Finnish, kukkaisempi describes increased floral quality, whether in appearance, scent, or style. It is most commonly used in nature writing, poetry, and aesthetic critiques, where a more ornate, flower-filled impression is intended. The form kukkaisempia specifically appears when the modified noun is plural and in the partitive case, as in phrases describing indefinite quantities or ongoing states.

Examples of use include:

- Kukkaisemmat kukat koristavat pihattoa. (The flowers with a more florid appearance decorate the courtyard.)

- Puutarhassa on kukkaisempiä kukkia kuin viime vuonna. (There are more flowery flowers in the garden than last year.)

- Hänen kuvansa sai kukkaisemman vivahteen kuin aiemmin. (Her painting acquired a more floral nuance than before.)

Relation to other forms: kukkaisempi is the singular, nominative form used for a single noun in the base case, while kukkaisemmat is the plural nominative form. The word is part of Finnish descriptive language and does not denote a separate concept beyond its grammatical and stylistic function.

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