pitkäaikaisemmalle

pitkäaikaisemmalle is a Finnish word that translates to "for a longer period" or "for a more lasting" in English. It is the allative case of the adjective pitkäaikainen, which means long-lasting or long-term. The allative case in Finnish typically indicates movement towards something, or in this context, a duration of time.

The word pitkäaikaisemmalle is used to express that something is intended for, or will continue for, an extended duration. For example, it might be used in discussions about investments, relationships, or plans. If someone is making a long-term investment, they might say they are investing "pitkäaikaisemmalle" meaning for a more lasting time. Similarly, if a project is designed to have a lasting impact, its goals might be described as aiming "pitkäaikaisemmalle".

The comparative form "pidempi" (longer) is incorporated into "pitkäaikaisemmalle", indicating a comparison to a shorter or less lasting duration. This suggests a deliberate choice for extended duration over a more immediate or temporary one. The word emphasizes the intention or outcome of sustained presence or effect. It is a grammatical form that conveys a sense of enduring quality or extended temporal scope.