täyteläisempi

Täyteläisempi is the comparative form of the Finnish adjective täyteläinen, meaning more full-bodied, richer, or denser in texture or character. It is used to describe increased fullness in flavors, aromas, textures, voices, or atmospheres, and is common in gastronomy, enology, music, and descriptive prose.

The word is formed from täyteläinen with the comparative suffix -isempi, signaling greater fullness or richness. The root täytelä- conveys fullness or abundance, and the term belongs to the family of Finnish adjectives that describe a qualitative attribute. The usage is generally neutral and descriptive, suitable for both technical and literary contexts.

In practice, täyteläisempi describes several kinds of fullness. In food and drink, examples include täyteläinen maku (a full-bodied taste), täyteläinen liemi (a rich broth), or täyteläinen viini (a full-bodied wine). In sensory and performing arts, it can describe täyteläinen aromi or täyteläinen ääni (a rich, resonant voice). It can also characterize color, atmosphere, or even prose and character development, where a sense of depth and substance is intended.

Related forms include täyteläisyys (the noun meaning fullness or richness) and adverbs such as täyteläisemmin. The term often conveys depth and substance rather than mere size, and its evaluative sense is usually positive in descriptive contexts.