pitkällisemmällä

The Finnish word "pitkällisemmällä" is the adessive case of the comparative form of the adjective "pitkä," which means "long." Therefore, "pitkällisemmällä" translates to something like "on a longer" or "with a longer." It signifies a comparative state of length, emphasizing that something is longer than a previous or implied reference point.

This form is used to describe a situation or object that possesses a greater duration or extent. For instance, one might say a meeting went pitkällisemmällä, meaning it lasted longer than expected or longer than usual. Similarly, a path could be described as pitkällisemmällä, indicating it is longer than another path. The adessive case "-llä" indicates location or accompaniment, so the phrase implies being "on" or "along" something that is comparatively longer. Understanding the comparative nature and the adessive case is key to interpreting its meaning in context.