IPA: /ˈfɪniər/
KK: /ˈfɪniər/
Having more fins or resembling fins; often used to describe fish or aquatic creatures.
The finnier fish swam gracefully through the water.
Comparative: finnier
Superlative: finniest
The word 'finnier' originates from the Old English 'finn', meaning 'fin' or 'fish fin', combined with the comparative suffix '-ier', which indicates a higher degree. Thus, 'finnier' refers to something that has more fins or is more fin-like than something else.
Think of 'finn' as relating to fish fins, and remember that 'finnier' means having more fins or being more fin-like.