lievempänä

Lievempänä is a Finnish word that translates to "milder" or "less severe" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "lievä," which means mild, slight, or gentle. The word "lievempänä" is used to indicate a reduction in intensity or severity of something. For example, it could describe a condition that has become less serious, a pain that has lessened, or a storm that has weakened.

The word is typically used in contexts where a comparison is being made, either explicitly or implicitly. If someone's symptoms were initially severe and then improved, one might say they are now "lievempänä." Similarly, if a discussion was heated and then became more amicable, it could be described as "lievempänä." The grammatical case of "lievempänä" is the adessive case, indicating "on" or "at" a state of being milder. It is a common term in everyday Finnish conversation and in more formal discussions, particularly in medicine and descriptions of weather phenomena.