sõbralikuma

Sõbralikuma is an Estonian word, the comparative form of the adjective "sõbralik." "Sõbralik" translates to "friendly" in English. Therefore, "sõbralikuma" means "friendlier." This form is used to compare two or more things, indicating that one possesses a greater degree of friendliness than another. For example, one might say that a certain person is sõbralikuma than another, or that a particular neighborhood is sõbralikuma than a previous one.

The grammatical structure of Estonian involves inflection, and "sõbralikuma" is the genitive case of the comparative adjective. This case often functions to express a comparison of superiority. In everyday usage, it signifies a degree of friendliness that surpasses a baseline or another entity. The concept of friendliness itself is subjective and can encompass traits such as being welcoming, amiable, and approachable. The comparative form allows for nuanced descriptions of these qualities.