mõjuvõimsam

Mõjuvõimsam is an Estonian adjective that translates to "more powerful" or "more influential" in English. It is used to compare two or more entities, indicating that one has more power or influence than the others. The term is derived from the word "mõju," which means "influence" or "effect," and the suffix "-võimsam," which denotes a comparative degree.

In Estonian, the comparative form of adjectives typically ends in "-m" or "-võimsam" for adjectives ending in a consonant. For example, "tugev" (strong) becomes "tugevam" (stronger), and "mõjuv" (influential) becomes "mõjuvõimsam" (more influential). This comparative form is used to express a higher degree of a particular quality or attribute.

Mõjuvõimsam is commonly used in everyday language to describe various aspects of life, such as the relative strength of two individuals, the impact of different policies, or the influence of various media outlets. It is an essential tool in the Estonian language for making comparisons and expressing relative differences in power or influence.