siedettävämpiä

Siedettävämpiä 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 experience that is less difficult or unpleasant than a previous or alternative one.

For instance, if someone is experiencing pain and a medication slightly reduces it, they might say the pain is "siedettävämpiä" after taking the medicine. Similarly, if a difficult task becomes somewhat easier due to a change in circumstances, it could be described as "siedettävämpiä." The term implies a relative improvement rather than a complete elimination of hardship or discomfort. It suggests that while the situation may not be ideal, it is now at a level that can be endured or accepted more readily. The context in which "siedettävämpiä" is used is crucial for understanding the specific degree of improvement or reduction in unpleasantness being conveyed.