myönteisemmäksi

Myönteisemmäksi is a Finnish grammatical form used to describe a change toward a more positive state. It is the translative case of the comparative adjective myönteisempi, which itself comes from myönteinen meaning "positive" or "optimistic." In Finnish, the translative case (-ksi) indicates a change of state, and is commonly used with verbs such as tulla and muuttua. Therefore, myönteisemmäksi expresses "into a more positive [state]."

Usage of the form appears in both everyday language and more formal contexts, especially in discussions about attitudes, mindset, or organizational culture. It is not a standalone concept but a grammatical construction used to describe a transformation toward greater positivity. Examples include: "Hän haluaa tulla myönteisemmäksi ihmiseksi." (She wants to become a more positive person.) and "Tiimin ilmapiiri on muuttunut myönteisemmäksi viime kuukausina." (The team's atmosphere has become more positive in recent months.)

Notes: Finnish adjectives inflect for degree, and the translative form is one of several ways to express change of state. The term myönteisemmäksi is primarily a grammatical description rather than a distinct field or concept, and is typically encountered in discussions of language, coaching, or written Finnish.