vivideämmän

The word "vivideämmän" is the genitive singular comparative form of the Finnish adjective "vividi". In Finnish grammar, the genitive case often indicates possession or a relationship of belonging, while the comparative form signifies a higher degree of a quality. Therefore, "vivideämmän" directly translates to "of the more vivid" or "more vivid's".

This form would typically be used in a sentence where one is referring to something belonging to or associated with something that is more vivid than something else. For instance, one might say "Hänen kuvauksensa oli tunnelmaltaan vivideämmän kuin minun" which translates to "His description was more vivid in atmosphere than mine." Here, "vivideämmän" modifies "tunnelmaltaan" (in atmosphere) to indicate a greater degree of vividness in the person's description.

The adjective "vividi" itself is a loanword, likely from English "vivid" or a related European language. It conveys the idea of being bright, intense, striking, or lifelike in appearance, color, or impression. The comparative form "vivideämmän" allows for nuanced comparisons of these qualities. Its usage is specific to Finnish grammatical structures and would not be found in languages without similar case and comparative declension systems.