äärevämpi

äärevämpi is an Estonian word that serves as the comparative form of the adjective "äärmine." "Äärmine" generally translates to "extreme," "utmost," "outermost," or "marginal." Therefore, "äärevämpi" signifies a greater degree of these qualities. It is used to indicate something that is more extreme, more utmost, more outermost, or more marginal than something else being compared.

The usage of "äärevämpi" is context-dependent. For instance, if discussing a political stance, "äärevämpi" might describe a position that is further to one end of the political spectrum compared to another. In a geographical sense, it could refer to a location that is more on the periphery or edge of a region. When describing a situation, "äärevämpi" could imply a more critical or dire state. It functions similarly to "more extreme" or "further extreme" in English. The declension of the word will vary depending on its grammatical role within an Estonian sentence, but the root meaning remains consistent.