Kesällinen

Kesällinen is a Finnish term that translates to "summery" or "of summer" in English. It is commonly used to describe things associated with the summer season, such as weather, clothing, or activities. For instance, one might refer to "kesällinen sää" (summery weather), which typically implies warm and pleasant conditions. Similarly, "kesällinen asu" would denote clothing suitable for warm weather.

The word is derived from "kesä," the Finnish word for summer. The suffix "-llinen" is a common adjective-forming suffix in Finnish, indicating possession or resemblance. Therefore, "kesällinen" literally means having the qualities of summer. It can evoke feelings of warmth, light, leisure, and outdoor activities.

In literature and everyday conversation, "kesällinen" is used to paint a picture of the summer experience. It might describe the scent of blooming flowers, the long daylight hours, or the general atmosphere of relaxation and enjoyment that characterizes the season. The term is a simple yet effective way to convey the essence of summer in Finnish.