runsaampi
Runsaampi is a Finnish comparative adjective meaning more abundant or richer. It is used to describe quantities, resources, or other features that are greater in one case than in another.
Etymology: The form is derived from runsas, meaning abundant, with the standard Finnish comparative suffix -mpi,
Usage: It appears in neutral descriptive language, including ecology, agriculture, journalism, and literature. For example: "Sato
Related terms: The base adjective is runsas, and its noun form is runsaus, both used in Finnish
Notes: As a comparative adjective, runsaampi typically appears with kuin in comparisons (e.g., "more abundant than").