sietämisenparempi

sietämisenparempi is a Finnish word that translates to "more bearable" or "tolerable." It is a comparative adjective derived from the word "sietää," meaning "to bear," "to tolerate," or "to endure." The suffix "-misen" indicates a gerund or a partitive case, and "parempi" means "better." Thus, the literal construction suggests something that is better of bearing or enduring.

The term is used to describe a situation, feeling, or condition that is less difficult to endure than it was previously, or less difficult than another comparable situation. For example, one might say that the weather has become sietämisenparempi after a period of extreme cold, implying it is now more tolerable. Similarly, a medication might make a chronic pain sietämisenparempi, meaning the pain is still present but less severe or easier to live with.

In everyday conversation, sietämisenparempi conveys a sense of relative improvement in unpleasant circumstances. It doesn't necessarily mean that a situation has become good or pleasant, but rather that the negative aspects have been reduced to a level that is more manageable. It is a common expression used to acknowledge a slight improvement in a challenging situation.