myöhäisemmillä

The word "myöhäisemmillä" is the adessive plural form of the Finnish adjective "myöhäisempi." "Myöhäisempi" itself is the comparative form of "myöhäinen," meaning "late." Therefore, "myöhäisemmillä" translates to "at later ones" or "on later ones."

In Finnish grammar, the adessive case (-lla/-llä ending) generally indicates location, possession, or the means by which something is done. When used with the comparative adjective "myöhäisempi," it suggests a temporal or sequential context. For instance, one might say "myöhäisemmillä tunneilla" (at later lessons) to refer to classes that occur later in the day or week. Similarly, "myöhäisemmillä vuosilla" could mean "in later years."

The specific meaning of "myöhäisemmillä" is highly dependent on the noun it modifies and the broader context of the sentence. It implies a comparison to something earlier, indicating a position further down a timeline or sequence. It is a functional word used to express the concept of lateness in a plural, locative, or instrumental sense. Without a specific sentence or context, "myöhäisemmillä" refers to the grammatical function and meaning of this particular Finnish word form.