tavallisemman

Tavallisemman is a Finnish word that functions as the genitive singular form of the adjective "tavallinen". "Tavallinen" itself translates to common, ordinary, usual, or normal in English. Therefore, "tavallisemman" signifies "of the more common" or "of the more ordinary".

In Finnish grammar, the genitive case is used to indicate possession, origin, or a relationship between nouns. When "tavallisemman" is used, it implies a comparison, suggesting that something is more common or ordinary than something else. For instance, one might say "tämä on tavallisemman näköinen" which translates to "this looks more common". Here, "tavallisemman" modifies "näköinen" (looking/appearance) and indicates a comparative degree of ordinariness.

The comparative form of "tavallinen" is "tavallisempi", meaning "more common". The genitive singular of this comparative form is "tavallisemman". This grammatical structure is crucial for expressing nuances in comparative descriptions within the Finnish language. It's a functional part of how Finns articulate degrees of normalcy or typicality in their speech and writing.