vähäarvoisempia

Vähäarvoisempia is a Finnish adjective meaning "less valuable" or "of lesser worth." It is the comparative form of the adjective "vähäarvoinen," which translates to "of little value" or "unimportant." The word is used to denote something that holds a lower standing in terms of material worth, significance, or importance when compared to something else.

This term can be applied in various contexts. In economic terms, it might refer to items or commodities that are less expensive or have a lower market price. In a social or hierarchical context, "vähäarvoisempia" could describe individuals or groups perceived as having less social standing or influence. When discussing abstract concepts, it can indicate something that is considered less crucial or impactful. The comparative nature of the word implies a direct comparison is being made, identifying one thing as having diminished value relative to another.

The adjective is derived from "vähä," meaning "little" or "small," and "arvo," meaning "value" or "worth." The suffix "-isempia" indicates the comparative plural form. Understanding "vähäarvoisempia" requires recognizing its comparative function and the specific nuances of "value" or "worth" within the given context.