pitkäkestoisemmissa

pitkäkestoisemmissa is a Finnish word that translates to "in longer-lasting" or "in more prolonged" in English. It is the inessive plural form of the adjective pitkäkestoinen, meaning long-lasting or durable. This grammatical form indicates a state or location within something that endures for a considerable period.

The word is used to describe situations, processes, or phenomena that extend over an extended duration. For example, it might be used in discussions about long-term investments, prolonged illnesses, or enduring relationships. The specific context will clarify what is being considered "longer-lasting."

The adjective pitkäkestoinen itself is derived from pitkä, meaning long, and kesto, meaning duration or lasting. Therefore, pitkäkestoisemmissa directly refers to something that is comparatively more prolonged than something else. The comparative aspect is inherent in the "-m" suffix, indicating a higher degree of duration.

Understanding this word requires knowledge of Finnish grammar, specifically noun cases and adjective declensions. The inessive case, marked by the "-ssa/-ssä" ending, signifies being inside or within. Combined with the comparative form of the adjective, pitkäkestoisemmissa accurately conveys the idea of existing or occurring within a more prolonged state.