nopeammalla

Nopeammalla is a Finnish linguistic term describing the adessive singular form of the comparative adjective nopeampi, meaning "faster" or "more quickly." It is used to express the manner or rate of an action and typically appears in constructions where the comparative attribute is linked to a noun in the adessive case.

Morphology and usage: In Finnish, adjectives can form degrees of comparison, with nopeampi being the comparative form of nopea (fast). The adessive suffix -lla is then added to create nopeammalla, which signals “on/with a faster [something].” Examples in natural usage include phrases such as "nopeammalla vauhdilla" (with a faster pace) or "nopeammalla aikataululla" (with a faster schedule). The form is not a standalone noun or name; it functions as part of a larger phrase describing speed or tempo.

Notability: Nopeammalla is primarily a grammatical inflection encountered in Finnish language use. There is no widely recognized organization, brand, or entity by this name in standard reference sources. As such, it is typically treated as a linguistic note rather than a topic with a dedicated history or notable events.

Related concepts: Finnish grammar, comparative degree in Finnish, adessive case. See also discussions of adverbial and adjectival forms in Finnish, and how degree forms interact with case endings in descriptive phrases.