näkyvämmässä

"Näkyvämmässä" is a Finnish word that translates to "more visible" or "more prominent" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "näkyvä," which means "visible." This grammatical form is used to indicate a greater degree of visibility or prominence compared to a previous state or another object.

For example, one might say "Rakennus on nyt näkyvämmässä paikassa" meaning "The building is now in a more visible place." This implies that the building has been moved or that its surroundings have changed, making it easier to see than before. Similarly, "Hänen työnsä on tullut näkyvämmässä roolissa" translates to "His work has come into a more prominent role," suggesting an increase in the recognition or importance of his contributions.

The concept of "näkyvämmässä" can be applied in various contexts, including physical location, social standing, or the emphasis placed on certain information. It's a common comparative construction in Finnish, used to express a relative increase in visibility or prominence. Understanding this comparative form is key to comprehending nuanced descriptions in the Finnish language.