pidempiaikaisemmassa

The Finnish word "pidempiaikaisemmassa" is the inessive plural form of the adjective "pidempiaikainen". This adjective translates to "longer-lasting" or "of longer duration" in English. Therefore, "pidempiaikaisemmassa" specifically refers to a state or context that is "in a longer-lasting" or "within a longer duration".

The word itself is formed by combining "pidempi" (longer) with "aikainen" (timely, pertaining to time). The suffix "-mmassa" indicates the inessive case in the plural, signifying "in/within" and referring to multiple instances or subjects. For example, one might say "tilanteissa pidempiaikaisemmassa" which could be interpreted as "in situations of longer duration".

Understanding the grammatical structure reveals its meaning: "pidempi" (longer) + "aikainen" (of time) + "-mmassa" (inessive plural suffix). This suffix suggests a location or state of being within something, and the plural form indicates that this state applies to multiple entities or circumstances. It's a descriptive term used to qualify things that endure for an extended period, particularly when multiple such things are being discussed or referred to.