terävämmiksi

Terävämmiksi is a Finnish word. It is the comparative plural form of the adjective "terävä". "Terävä" translates to "sharp" in English. Therefore, "terävämmiksi" means "sharper" when referring to multiple items or concepts. The word is used to compare the degree of sharpness between two or more things, indicating that one is more sharp than another or others.

For example, one might say "veitset ovat terävämmiksi" which translates to "the knives are sharper." This implies a comparison, perhaps between a new set of knives and an older set, or between two different types of knives. The word itself is not a noun or a verb, but an adjective modifying a plural subject. Its grammatical function is to elevate the quality of sharpness in a comparative context. Understanding "terävämmiksi" requires knowledge of Finnish grammar, specifically how adjectives are inflected for comparison and number. It is a common word encountered in everyday language when discussing objects that possess the quality of sharpness.