siedettävämmäksi

Siedettävämmäksi is a Finnish word that translates to "more tolerable" or "more bearable" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "siedettävä," which means "tolerable" or "bearable." The word is used to describe a situation, condition, or thing that has become less unpleasant or more acceptable than it was previously.

The grammatical construction involves adding the suffix "-mmäksi" to the adjective stem. This suffix indicates a change or a progression towards a greater degree of tolerability. For example, one might say that the weather has become "siedettävämmäksi" after a period of extreme heat, implying that the current temperature is now more comfortable. Similarly, a difficult task might become "siedettävämmäksi" as one gains experience or receives help.

The concept of "siedettävämmäksi" can apply to a wide range of contexts. It can refer to physical discomfort, emotional distress, or even abstract situations. The word emphasizes a relative improvement, suggesting that while a situation may not be ideal, it has moved closer to an acceptable state. It implies a process of adaptation or mitigation that has lessened the negative impact of something. Understanding the comparative nature of the word is key to its correct usage in Finnish.