siistimpää

siistimpää is a Finnish word that serves as the comparative form of the adjective "siisti." In its base form, "siisti" translates to "neat," "tidy," "clean," "nice," or "cool" depending on the context. Therefore, "siistimpää" signifies a greater degree of these qualities.

When used, "siistimpää" indicates that something is neater, tidier, cleaner, nicer, or cooler than something else being compared. For example, one might say "Tämä huone on siistimpää kuin edellinen" which means "This room is tidier than the previous one." Similarly, "Tämä elokuva on siistimpää kuin se, mitä katsoimme eilen" translates to "This movie is cooler than the one we watched yesterday."

The word can be applied to a wide range of subjects, from physical objects and spaces to abstract concepts and experiences. Its versatile nature makes it a common and useful term in everyday Finnish conversation. The grammatical case of "siistimpää" can also vary, but this form specifically indicates a comparative degree, often used in conjunction with a partitive object or in comparisons where the object of comparison is implied.