miellyttävämmäksi

miellyttävämmäksi is the comparative form of the Finnish adjective miellyttävä. Miellyttävä translates to "pleasant," "agreeable," or "nice" in English. Therefore, miellyttävämmäksi means "more pleasant," "more agreeable," or "nicer."

This grammatical form is used to compare two or more things or situations in terms of their pleasantness. For instance, one might say that a particular day is miellyttävämmäksi than another, indicating it is more enjoyable. Similarly, a person could describe a new experience as miellyttävämmäksi than a previous one.

The suffix "-mmäksi" is a common comparative and superlative ending in Finnish, indicating a higher degree of the adjective's quality. It is used in various contexts to express enhancement or improvement. Understanding this comparative form is key to grasping nuanced expressions of preference and comparison in the Finnish language. The base adjective, miellyttävä, is frequently encountered in everyday conversation when describing feelings, environments, or interactions.