The word "vähemän" is an Estonian word. It is the comparative form of the adjective "vähe", which means "little" or "few". Therefore, "vähemän" translates to "less" or "fewer". This word is used in Estonian to compare quantities or degrees. For instance, one might say "Mul on vähemän raha kui sul" which translates to "I have less money than you". Similarly, "Vähemän inimesi tuli täna" means "Fewer people came today". The word is a fundamental part of expressing comparative ideas in the Estonian language, indicating a reduction or a smaller amount compared to a previous state or another entity. It is essential for nuanced communication regarding quantity and degree. The use of "vähemän" is common in everyday conversation as well as in more formal contexts.