väkevämpää

Väkevämpää is a Finnish word that translates to "stronger" or "more potent" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "väkevä," which means strong, potent, or powerful. This word can be used in various contexts to describe an increase in intensity, concentration, or effect.

For example, one might say "kahvi on väkevämpää tänään" which means "the coffee is stronger today," implying a more concentrated brew. Similarly, "lääke on väkevämpää" translates to "the medicine is more potent," suggesting a higher dosage or a more effective formulation. In a figurative sense, "hänen puheensa oli väkevämpää" could mean "his speech was more powerful," indicating a greater impact or emotional resonance.

The usage of "väkevämpää" is common in everyday Finnish conversation and literature. It allows for nuanced comparisons when discussing the properties or effects of substances, situations, or even abstract concepts. Understanding this comparative form is key to grasping degrees of intensity in the Finnish language.