suositumpia

Suositumpia is a Finnish adjective form meaning “more popular.” It is the plural comparative form of the adjective suositumpi, which in turn comes from suosittu, meaning popular or recommended. The word is used to describe multiple items or ideas that are judged to have greater popularity or preference relative to others.

In usage, suositumpia commonly appears before a plural noun or in predicative clauses. For example: “Nämä kirjat ovat suositumpia kuin nuo” (These books are more popular than those). It is also found with nouns in the partitive case, as in “suositumpia vaihtoehtoja” (more popular options) or “suositumpia tuotteita” (more popular products). The form signals a comparison of relative popularity rather than absolute quality.

Grammatically, suositumpia is the plural form of the comparative adjective and is used when describing more than one item. It is distinct from the positive form (suosittu/suosittua) and the singular comparative suositumpi, which would modify a singular noun or be used in a non-plural context.

See also: suositeltu (recommended), suosittu (popular), suosittelija (advocate/recommender).

Suositumpia is not a proper noun but a grammatical inflection used in Finnish writing and speech to express that several items are more popular than others. Its usage is common in marketing, surveys, media reporting, and everyday language when discussing choices and preferences.