tärkeämmästä

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 various contexts, including with indefinite quantities, after certain prepositions, and to indicate an ongoing action. Therefore, "tärkeämmästä" specifically refers to "of something more important" or "from something more important."

The comparative form of "tärkeä" is "tärkeämpi," meaning "more important." When the partitive case is applied to this comparative adjective, it creates "tärkeämmästä." This form would typically appear in sentences where a comparison is being made, and the object of comparison is in the partitive case. For example, one might say "Puhuin jostakin tärkeämmästä" which translates to "I spoke about something more important." In this instance, "jostakin" is the partitive singular of "jokin" (something), and "tärkeämmästä" modifies it, indicating the nature of that "something."

The usage of "tärkeämmästä" is dependent on the grammatical context of the sentence. It signifies a comparative degree of importance in relation to something else, and the partitive case dictates its function within the sentence's structure. It is a common and essential grammatical form for expressing nuanced comparisons in the Finnish language.