tärkeämmää

tärkeämmää is the partitive plural form of the Finnish adjective "tärkeä," which translates to "important." In Finnish grammar, the partitive case is used in various contexts, including indicating a part of a whole, an indefinite quantity, or after certain prepositions and verbs. Therefore, "tärkeämmää" specifically refers to "more important things" or "more important ones" when discussing multiple items or concepts.

The comparative form of "tärkeä" is "tärkeämpi," meaning "more important." When this comparative form is in the partitive case, it becomes "tärkeämmää." This grammatical construction is common when expressing a need to prioritize or when comparing the importance of several things. For example, a sentence might state that "Hänelle on tärkeämmää perhe kuin työ," which translates to "For him, family is more important than work." In this instance, "tärkeämpää" (though the singular partitive form of the comparative) is used to convey a comparative degree of importance. However, when referring to multiple items that are comparatively more important, the plural partitive "tärkeämmää" would be employed.

Understanding "tärkeämmää" requires knowledge of Finnish adjective declension, particularly the partitive case and the formation of comparative adjectives. It signifies an emphasis on a greater degree of significance among a group of things or abstract concepts.