pidemmämpi

Pidemmämpi is a Finnish word that translates to "longer" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "pitkä," meaning "long." This word is used to describe something that has a greater length than another object or a standard measure.

The word "pidemmämpi" can be applied to various contexts. For example, one might say "tämä kynä on pidemmämpi kuin tuo" which translates to "this pen is longer than that one." It can also be used to describe duration, such as "tunnit olivat pidemmämpiä kuin yleensä" meaning "the hours were longer than usual." Furthermore, it can refer to physical distance, as in "matka oli pidemmämpi kuin odotimme" or "the journey was longer than we expected."

The word follows standard Finnish comparative adjective formation. The base adjective "pitkä" undergoes a slight change in its stem when forming the comparative. "Pidemmämpi" is the standard and most common form used in everyday speech and writing. There are no widely recognized alternative forms for this comparative adjective in modern Finnish. Understanding "pidemmämpi" is essential for comprehending comparative statements involving length, duration, or distance in the Finnish language.