yleisluontoisemmilla

yleisluontoisemmilla is a Finnish word. It is the adessive plural form of the adjective "yleisluontoinen". The root word "yleinen" means general or common, and "luontoinen" means of nature or having the quality of. Therefore, "yleisluontoinen" translates to something like "of a general nature" or "more general". The adessive case in Finnish indicates location, possession, or accompaniment, and in this context, it signifies "on" or "with" something more general.

When used in a sentence, "yleisluontoisemmilla" would describe things that are in a more general or common state, or being discussed in a more general manner. For example, it could refer to topics that are broadly discussed, or characteristics that are more commonly observed. The comparative form "yleisluontoisempi" means "more general", so "yleisluontoisemmilla" refers to multiple things that are in this more general comparative state, or when performing an action in relation to these more general things. It is a descriptive term used to categorize or qualify something as less specific or more widely applicable.