surullisin

Surullisin is a Finnish word that translates to "saddest" in English. It is the superlative form of the adjective "surullinen," which means "sad." This means that when something is described as surullisin, it is the most sad out of a group of things being compared.

The word can be used in various contexts to express the highest degree of sorrow or unhappiness. For instance, one might refer to "surullisin päivä" (the saddest day) to describe a particularly mournful event. It can also be used to describe a feeling, such as "surullisin mielin" (with a saddest heart or spirit), indicating profound sadness. In literature or poetry, surullisin can be employed to convey the deepest emotional lows of characters or narratives. The grammatical structure of the Finnish language dictates that surullisin is used when comparing three or more items, where it designates the one possessing the greatest degree of sadness. The comparative form, "surullisempi," is used when comparing only two items.