läpinäkyvämmät

läpinäkyvämmät is the comparative form of the Finnish word "läpinäkyvä," which translates to "transparent" in English. Therefore, "läpinäkyvämmät" means "more transparent." This term can be used in various contexts to describe a greater degree of transparency.

In a literal sense, it might refer to materials that allow more light to pass through them. For example, a piece of glass could be described as läpinäkyvämmät if it is clearer and less distorted than another piece. Similarly, a liquid could be läpinäkyvämmät if it has fewer particles suspended in it, making it easier to see through.

Beyond the physical, "läpinäkyvämmät" is frequently used metaphorically, particularly in discussions about governance, business, and public life. When referring to processes, organizations, or information, it implies a greater openness and accountability. For instance, a government seeking to be läpinäkyvämmät might make more of its decision-making processes and financial records publicly available. A company described as läpinäkyvämmät would likely share more details about its operations, ethical practices, and supply chains with stakeholders. The concept of being läpinäkyvämmät is often associated with fostering trust, reducing corruption, and enabling informed participation from the public or relevant parties.