lievämpää

lievämpää 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 is used to describe a reduction in intensity, severity, or harshness of something.

For example, one might use lievämpää when discussing the weather, stating that today's conditions are lievämpää compared to yesterday. It can also be applied to describe symptoms of an illness, indicating that they are less intense than before. In a more abstract sense, lievämpää can refer to a less extreme or more moderate opinion or approach. The context in which lievämpää is used dictates its precise meaning, but the core idea remains a decrease in intensity or severity. It is a common and versatile adjective in the Finnish language for making comparisons of degree.