realistisempien

realistisempien is a Finnish word. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective "realistisempi," which means "more realistic." Therefore, "realistisempien" translates to "of the more realistic ones" or "more realistic's."

This word would typically be used in a sentence where possession or a relationship to multiple entities that are more realistic is being described. For example, "Olin vaikuttunut realistisempien ehdotusten laadusta" translates to "I was impressed by the quality of the more realistic proposals." In this context, "realistisempien" modifies "ehdotusten" (proposals), indicating that the proposals being discussed are considered more realistic than some other implied or previously mentioned set of proposals.

The comparative form "realistisempi" itself is formed by adding the comparative suffix "-mpi" to the root adjective "realisti" (realistic). The genitive plural ending "-en" is then appended to this comparative form to create "realistisempien." This grammatical structure is common in Finnish for indicating possession or relationships within a group. Understanding this word requires familiarity with Finnish grammar, specifically adjective declension and the formation of comparative adjectives.