värikkäämmän

Värikkäämmän is the genitive case of the Finnish word "värikäs," which means colorful. The genitive case is used in Finnish to indicate possession, origin, or a part of something. Therefore, "värikkäämmän" translates to "of a more colorful," "more colorful's," or "than a more colorful."

This form is used when comparing two or more things and identifying one as having a greater degree of color. For example, if you were describing two paintings, and one was more vibrant than the other, you might say the second painting had "värikkäämmän" hues. The word itself is a comparative adjective, meaning it denotes a higher degree of the quality of being colorful.

The grammatical function of "värikkäämmän" is to modify a noun that is the object of possession or comparison. It is a crucial part of Finnish grammar for expressing nuanced descriptions and comparisons. The superlative form of "värikäs" is "värikkäin," meaning "most colorful." The comparative form "värikkäämmän" is used when there are at least two items being compared, and one possesses more color than the other.