suuremmiten

suuremmiten is an Estonian word that translates to "larger" or "bigger" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "suur," which means "big" or "large." The word "suuremmiten" is used to compare two or more things based on their size, indicating that one is of a greater magnitude than the others. For example, if someone were discussing two houses, they might say "see maja on suuremmiten kui see teine" which translates to "this house is bigger than that other one."

The word can also be used in a more abstract sense to refer to something that is greater in importance, intensity, or degree. For instance, one might speak of "suuremmiten ongelmien" meaning "bigger problems." The grammatical form of "suuremmiten" can vary depending on its function in a sentence, with different case endings used for nouns it modifies. It is a fundamental comparative adjective in the Estonian language, essential for expressing relative size and magnitude.