pitkäikäisemmät

Pitkäikäisemmät is a Finnish term that translates to "longer-lived" or "more long-lived" in English. It is typically used to describe individuals, organisms, or even objects that have a lifespan exceeding the average or expected duration. The concept can be applied in various contexts, from human longevity studies to the durability of materials.

In discussions about human health and aging, pitkäikäisemmät refers to people who live significantly longer than the average life expectancy for their population. This can be influenced by a combination of genetic factors, lifestyle choices such as diet and exercise, access to healthcare, and environmental conditions. Research into the characteristics and habits of pitkäikäisemmät individuals often aims to identify factors that promote a longer and healthier life.

Beyond humans, the term can also describe species or breeds that are known for their extended lifespans compared to others within their group. For example, certain types of turtles or trees are considered pitkäikäisemmät. Similarly, in material science or engineering, a product or component might be described as pitkäikäisemmät if it is designed or manufactured to withstand wear and tear for a longer period than standard alternatives, indicating greater durability and longevity.