väkevämmästä

Väkevämmästä is a comparative adjective in the Finnish language, derived from the adjective "väkevä." "Väkevä" generally translates to strong, potent, powerful, or intense. Therefore, "väkevämmästä" signifies a more intense, stronger, more potent, or more powerful form of something. It is the elative case of the comparative adjective "väkevämpi."

The elative case in Finnish is used to express origin, removal, or a partitive sense. When used with a comparative adjective like "väkevämpi," the elative case "väkevämmästä" indicates a comparison of something being stronger or more potent *than* something else, or originating *from* a state of being stronger or more potent. For example, one might say something is "väkevämmästä" in terms of taste, suggesting it has a stronger flavor compared to a previous instance or another item.

The context in which "väkevämmästä" is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning. It could refer to a stronger alcoholic beverage, a more intense flavor in food, a more potent medicine, a more powerful argument, or a more forceful emotion. The grammatical structure of the sentence will clarify the specific comparative relationship being expressed. Without further context, "väkevämmästä" simply denotes a higher degree of strength or intensity.