älykkäammiksi

"Älykkäämmiksi" is the comparative form of the Finnish word "älykäs," which translates to "intelligent" or "smart" in English. Therefore, "älykkäämmiksi" means "more intelligent" or "smarter."

In Finnish grammar, the comparative degree is typically formed by adding the suffix "-mpi" to the adjective stem. "Älykäs" becomes "älykkäämpi" for the comparative singular. The plural form of the comparative adjective is "älykkäämmät." When referring to a state or becoming something, the translative case ending "-ksi" is added. This results in "älykkäämmiksi," signifying "to become more intelligent" or "into a more intelligent state."

This term can be used in various contexts. For instance, one might discuss how education or experiences can make individuals "älykkäämmiksi." In scientific or philosophical discussions, it could refer to the potential for species or artificial intelligence to evolve or be developed to become "älykkäämmiksi." The phrase encapsulates the idea of an increase in cognitive abilities, knowledge, or problem-solving capacity. It is a direct and common way to express the concept of greater intelligence in Finnish.