kykenevämmiksi

kykenevämmiksi is a Finnish word. It is the comparative plural form of the adjective kykenevä. The adjective kykenevä means capable, able, or competent. Therefore, kykenevämmiksi translates to "more capable," "more able," or "more competent" when referring to multiple entities.

The word is formed by taking the base word kyky (ability, capacity) and adding suffixes to create the adjective and then its comparative form. In Finnish grammar, the comparative form of adjectives is typically created by adding -mpi to the stem. For plural forms, the ending changes to reflect the grammatical number. Thus, kykenevä (capable) becomes kykenevämmät (more capable, plural nominative) and then kykenevämmiksi (more capable, plural in other cases, such as the partitive or translative).

This word would be used in sentences describing a group of things or people that have increased in their capability or ability. For example, one might say that after a period of training, the students became kykenevämmiksi in their studies, meaning they became more capable in their academic pursuits. Similarly, a company might aim to make its employees kykenevämmiksi to handle new challenges. The context of the sentence would determine the specific nuance of "more capable."