tärkeämpiin

tärkeämpiin is the illative plural form of the Finnish word tärkeämpi, which means "more important". In Finnish grammar, the illative case indicates movement into or within something. Therefore, "tärkeämpiin" literally translates to "into more important ones" or "among more important ones".

This form is used when referring to a plural set of items or concepts that are considered to be of greater significance. For example, one might say "keskitymme tärkeämpiin asioihin" which means "we will focus on more important things". Here, "asioihin" is the illative plural of "asia" (thing/matter), and "tärkeämpiin" modifies it to specify that the focus is on a subset of matters that are deemed more important.

The word "tärkeämpi" itself is the comparative form of "tärkeä" (important). The plural illative ending "-in" is added to this comparative stem. Understanding the grammatical context of "tärkeämpiin" requires knowledge of Finnish declension, specifically the formation of comparative adjectives and the use of the illative case with plural nouns. It signifies a transition or placement within a group of things that possess a higher degree of importance compared to others.