tiiviimmälle

tiiviimmälle is a Finnish word. It is the allative plural form of the adjective tiivis. Tiivis translates to concepts like dense, compact, concise, or airtight in English. The allative case in Finnish indicates movement towards or into something, or a state of being directed towards. Therefore, tiiviimmälle literally means "to a more dense/compact/concise/airtight state" or "towards a more dense/compact/concise/airtight state".

The usage of tiiviimmälle depends heavily on the context. If discussing physical objects, it would refer to making something more compact or denser. For example, if packing a suitcase, one might say they are trying to pack it tiiviimmälle, meaning to pack it more tightly. In communication, it would imply making something more concise or brief. A writer might aim to express an idea tiiviimmälle, meaning more succinctly. In a technical context, like engineering, it could refer to making a seal or enclosure tiiviimmälle, indicating a more airtight or leak-proof condition. The comparative form of tiivis, which is tiiviimpi, means "denser," "more compact," "more concise," or "more airtight." The allative ending "-lle" is then added to this comparative form.