tiiviimmästä

tiiviimmästä is the superlative form of the Finnish adjective tiivis. Tiivis generally translates to concepts such as compact, concise, dense, or tight. Therefore, tiiviimmästä refers to the most compact, most concise, most dense, or tightest of something.

In usage, tiiviimmästä would be employed to compare multiple instances of something and identify the one that possesses the quality of tiivis to the greatest degree. For example, if discussing several descriptions of an event, one might refer to the "tiiviimmästä" account if it is the shortest and most to-the-point. Similarly, when talking about physical objects, the "tiiviimmästä" packing would be the one that utilizes the least amount of space.

The word is formed by taking the base adjective "tiivis," adding the superlative suffix "-in," and then declining it into the elative case. The elative case "-stä" typically indicates movement from or separation from a group, or in this instance, it signifies "out of" or "among" a set of things. Therefore, "tiiviimmästä" literally means "out of the most compact/concise/dense." It functions as a partitive form, often used when identifying something from a larger group.