turvalisemana

Turvalisemana is a Finnish word that translates to "safer" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective turvallinen, meaning safe or secure. The word can be used in various contexts to describe a state of increased safety or security. For example, one might say a journey was turvalisemana if it involved fewer risks than a previous one. Similarly, a new security system could be described as making a building turvalisemana.

The word "turvalisemana" is formed by taking the base word "turvallinen" and adding the comparative suffix "-mpi". The plural comparative form would be "turvallisempia", meaning "safer" (plural). The superlative form, indicating the highest degree of safety, is "turvallisin" (safest).

In everyday Finnish conversation, "turvalisemana" is used to express a relative improvement in safety. It implies a comparison, either explicitly stated or understood from the context, to a previous or alternative state that was less safe. This word plays a role in discussions about risk assessment, personal security, and public safety measures, highlighting the ongoing effort to mitigate potential dangers and enhance well-being.