selittämättömämpiin

Selittämättömämpi is a Finnish word that translates to "more inexplicable" or "even more unexplainable." It is a comparative form of the adjective selittämätön, meaning inexplicable or unexplainable. The word is used to describe a phenomenon, event, or situation that is even harder to comprehend or find a logical reason for than something already considered inexplicable.

The suffix "-mpi" is the comparative marker in Finnish, and the ending "-ämpi" is a common form for comparative adjectives. The final "-in" in selittämättömämpi serves as an intensifier or suggests a superlative-like quality, though it's technically still a comparative. This makes it a strong expression for something beyond normal understanding.

For instance, if a detective has already encountered a puzzling crime, they might describe a new piece of evidence as "selittämättömämpi," indicating that it deepens the mystery significantly. It implies that conventional explanations are even less likely to apply. The word conveys a sense of growing bewilderment or a deepening of the unknown.

The concept of the "selittämättömämpi" is often found in discussions of paranormal phenomena, philosophical paradoxes, or complex scientific anomalies where current knowledge is insufficient to provide a satisfactory explanation. It is a nuanced term that highlights degrees of incomprehensibility.