neuvottelullisempi

Neuvottelullisempi is a Finnish adjective in its comparative form. It is derived from neuvottelu ("negotiation") and the adjectival element -llinen, and it conveys the idea of being "more inclined to negotiate," "more negotiable," or "more amenable to negotiation."

Grammatically, neuvottelullisempi is the comparative of neuvottelullinen; the comparative is formed with the comparative suffix -empi. As an adjective, it inflects for case, number and degree like other Finnish adjectives. The corresponding positive form is neuvottelullinen and the superlative is typically neuvottelullisin.

In usage, neuvottelullisempi appears in descriptions of people, groups, proposals or attitudes that are relatively more open to discussion or compromise. It is common in political, administrative and business contexts when comparing willingness to engage in negotiation. A closer synonym in everyday language can be neuvoteltavampi ("more negotiable" or "more open to negotiation").

Examples:

- Hän on nyt neuvottelullisempi kuin aiemmin. (He/she is now more willing to negotiate than before.)

- Ehdotus vaikuttaa neuvottelullisemmalta vaihtoehdolta. (The proposal seems like a more negotiable option.)

The term is neutral in register and is used to make comparative assessments rather than to label absolute qualities.