tyypillisempiä

The Finnish word "tyypillisempiä" is the partitive plural form of the adjective "tyypillisempi," which translates to "more typical" or "more common" in English. It is used to describe multiple things or entities that exhibit a greater degree of commonality or resemblance to a certain type or standard.

For example, if one is discussing a group of animals and observes that certain individuals display more characteristic features of their species than others, one might refer to those individuals as "tyypillisempiä" members of that group. Similarly, when comparing different scenarios or outcomes, "tyypillisempiä" can be used to indicate those that are more frequently encountered or expected.

The root of the word is "tyyppi," meaning "type" or "kind." The suffix "-llis-" forms an adjective indicating possession or resemblance to the root word. The comparative suffix "-mpi" then creates the "more" form, and the plural partitive ending "-ä" is added when referring to multiple items or when the noun they modify is in the partitive case. This grammatical structure allows for nuanced comparisons in Finnish, highlighting relative degrees of typicality.