todennäköisempinä

todennäköisempinä is the transliterated form of the Finnish word "todennäköisempinä" and is a comparative plural form of the adjective "todennäköinen," which translates to "likely" or "probable" in English. As a comparative adjective, it indicates a higher degree of likelihood or probability when compared to something else. The "-inä" ending signifies the plural in the essive case, meaning "as more likely ones." This grammatical form would typically be used in a sentence where multiple entities are being discussed and are considered to be more probable than a set of other entities. For example, one might say that certain outcomes are "todennäköisempinä" than others. The word itself is rooted in Finnish vocabulary, with "tosi" meaning true, "näköinen" meaning looking or appearing, and the suffix "-mpi" indicating comparison. Therefore, the literal breakdown suggests "more true-looking" or "more probable."