tehokkaammalla

Tehokkaammalla is the adessive singular form of the Finnish comparative adjective te concer? No. It is the adessive form of the comparative adjective teho-kkaampi, derived from the base adjective tehopeka? This is incorrect.

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Tehokkaammalla is the adessive singular form of the Finnish comparative adjective "tehokkaampi," which means "more efficient" or "more effective." The base adjective is "tehokas" meaning efficient.

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Tehokkaammalla is the adessive singular form of the Finnish comparative adjective "tehokkaampi," meaning "more efficient." The positive form is "tehokas" (efficient), and the comparative form is "tehokkaampi" (more efficient). The adessive case (-lla) marks state, method, or location: thus "tehokkaammalla" translates roughly to "on a more efficient [method/system/way]" or "with a more efficient [approach]."

Usage notes:

- It is used to compare efficiency in relation to another option, and it normally accompanies a noun in phrases like "tehokkaammalla tavalla" (in a more efficient way), "tehokkaammalla menetelmällä" (by a more efficient method), or "tehokkaammalla tuotantolinjalla" (on a more efficient production line).

- It is a grammatical inflection, not a standalone concept. It modifies nouns or noun phrases in the adessive context and is part of Finnish grammar rather than a separate lexical entry.

Related terms:

- tehokas (efficient), tehokkaampi (more efficient)

- tehokkuus (efficiency), tehostaminen (improvement via optimization)

See also:

- Finnish grammar – adjectives and comparative forms

- Adessive case in Finnish

This form is commonly encountered in technical, business, or process-optimization discourse where comparative efficiency is discussed.