Keskealine

Keskealine is a Finnish term that translates to "middle-aged" in English. It generally refers to the stage of life between young adulthood and old age. While specific age ranges can vary depending on cultural context and individual perception, keskealine typically encompasses individuals in their 40s and 50s. This period is often characterized by a range of life experiences and responsibilities.

During the keskealine years, individuals may be at the peak of their careers, raising families, or experiencing the transition of their children leaving home. It can also be a time of reflection on life choices and a re-evaluation of personal goals. Physical and mental changes are common, and individuals may focus more on health and well-being. Societal expectations for those in this age group can include a sense of stability, experience, and contribution to the community. The concept of keskealine highlights a significant and often multifaceted phase of human development.