tärkeammasta

tärkeämmästä is the partitive singular form of the Finnish word "tärkeä," which translates to "important" in English. In Finnish grammar, the partitive case is used in several contexts, including to express an indefinite quantity, as a part of a whole, or after certain prepositions and verbs. When used with "tärkeä," "tärkeämmästä" signifies "from something more important" or "out of something more important."

This grammatical form can appear in sentences where a comparison is being made, indicating a distinction or a choice based on priority. For instance, someone might be asked to choose between two tasks, and they might respond that they are focusing on "tärkeämmästä" – meaning they are prioritizing the more important of the two. It can also be used to describe a situation where something is derived or separated from a larger, more significant entity or concept. The specific nuance of "tärkeämmästä" depends heavily on the surrounding sentence structure and context within the Finnish language. It reflects a fundamental aspect of Finnish inflectional grammar.