muodollisempien

The Finnish word "muodollisempien" is the genitive plural form of the adjective "muodollisempi." "Muodollisempi" itself is the comparative form of "muodollinen," which translates to "formal" or "official" in English. Therefore, "muodollisempien" directly translates to "of the more formal ones" or "more formal ones'" when referring to multiple entities in a genitive context.

This grammatical form is used to indicate possession or a relationship between "more formal ones" and something else. For example, in a sentence like "Tärkeämpi kuin muodollisempien asiakirjojen todistusvoima" (More important than the evidentiary power of the more formal documents), "muodollisempien" shows that the evidentiary power belongs to or is associated with the "more formal documents." The specific meaning and usage of "muodollisempien" depend entirely on the surrounding sentence structure and context in Finnish. It signifies a comparison where multiple entities are considered more formal than others within a given group.