muistettavampi

Muistettavampi is a Finnish word that translates to "more memorable" or "more to be remembered" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective muistettava, meaning "memorable" or "worth remembering." The suffix "-mpi" is the standard comparative marker in Finnish adjectives.

The word muistettavampi is used to describe something that has a greater capacity to be retained in memory compared to something else. For instance, one might say that a particular event was muistettavampi than another, implying it left a stronger impression. Similarly, a person could be described as muistettavampi if their character or actions stand out more vividly in the minds of others.

The concept of memorability is subjective and can be influenced by various factors, including emotional impact, novelty, repetition, and personal relevance. When something is described as muistettavampi, it suggests that it possesses these qualities to a higher degree. The word's usage is common in everyday Finnish conversation and writing when comparing the impressiveness or lasting impact of experiences, people, or things.