lisääänellä

Lisääänellä is a Finnish word that translates to "with a louder voice" or "more loudly". It is formed by combining the Finnish word "lisää" meaning "more" or "increase" and "äänellä" which is the adessive case of "ääni" meaning "voice" or "sound". The adessive case in Finnish often indicates accompaniment or the manner in which something is done. Therefore, "lisääänellä" describes an action performed with an increased volume of sound.

This term is commonly used to indicate a change in vocal delivery, suggesting that someone should speak up or that a sound has become louder. For example, in a conversation, one might be asked to speak "lisääänellä" if their current volume is too low to be heard. Similarly, if a musical instrument is playing too softly, it might be instructed to be played "lisääänellä". The word emphasizes the increase in loudness rather than simply stating that something is loud. It implies a transition from a quieter state to a more audible one.