väljendusrikkama

väljendusrikkama is the comparative form of the Estonian adjective "väljendusrikas," which translates to "expressive" or "eloquent." As a comparative adjective, it signifies a greater degree of expressiveness or eloquence than something else. For example, one might say a particular poem is "väljendusrikkam" (more expressive) than another, or a speaker's tone is "väljendusrikkam" (more eloquent) in a certain situation.

The root of the word lies in "väljendus," meaning "expression," and "rikas," meaning "rich." Thus, "väljendusrikas" literally translates to "rich in expression." The comparative form "väljendusrikkama" is formed by adding the comparative suffix "-ma" to the adjective stem. This grammatical structure is common in Estonian for creating comparative degrees of adjectives.

When used in a sentence, "väljendusrikkama" typically follows the noun it modifies or can be used predicatively. It is employed to draw comparisons and highlight a superior quality of expressiveness or eloquence in one item or person over another. The context of the sentence will always clarify what is being compared and in what specific aspect of expressiveness.