myrkyttömämpi

myrkyttömämpi is a Finnish word that translates to "less poisonous" or "less toxic." It is a comparative adjective, meaning it describes something that has a reduced level of toxicity compared to something else. The root word is myrkky, which means "poison" or "toxin." The suffix -tön indicates the absence of something, so myrkytön means "non-poisonous" or "non-toxic." The comparative suffix -mpi is then added to create myrkyttömämpi, signifying a lesser degree of poison or toxicity.

This term is often used in contexts related to environmental safety, consumer products, and health. For example, a product might be advertised as myrkyttömämpi if it contains fewer harmful chemicals than a standard alternative, even if it is not entirely free of them. Similarly, in discussions about pollution or environmental remediation, a substance or process could be described as myrkyttömämpi if it poses a reduced risk to ecosystems or human health. The word emphasizes a relative improvement in safety rather than an absolute state of harmlessness.