pitkäaikaisempana

pitkäaikaisempana is a Finnish word that translates to "as longer-lasting" or "for a longer period" in English. It is the adessive case of the comparative form of the adjective pitkä, which means "long." The adessive case in Finnish indicates accompaniment or the duration of something.

Therefore, pitkäaikaisempana describes a state or situation that is longer-lasting compared to a previous state or a shorter-lasting alternative. It is often used in contexts where a comparison of duration is being made, such as in discussions about the effectiveness of treatments, the stability of materials, or the duration of employment or relationships.

For instance, one might say that a new medical treatment is pitkäaikaisempana than the old one, implying it provides relief or benefits for a greater length of time. Similarly, a more durable construction material could be described as pitkäaikaisempana, suggesting it will withstand wear and tear for a longer duration. The word emphasizes the extension of time or existence in a comparative sense.