Keveämmin

Keveämmin is a Finnish adverb derived from the adjective "kevyt," meaning light. It translates to "more lightly" or "lighter" in English, often used to describe a less intense or less burdensome manner. This adverb can refer to physical lightness, such as carrying an object or moving a body with less effort. For example, "Hän otti laukun keveämmin" means "He took the bag more lightly."

Beyond the physical sense, "keveämmin" can also describe a more relaxed or less serious approach to a situation or task. It implies a departure from heaviness, seriousness, or intensity. For instance, "Puhu keveämmin aiheesta" could be translated as "Speak more lightly about the topic," suggesting a less formal or less weighty discussion. Similarly, in a metaphorical sense, it can indicate a reduced emotional burden or a less troubled state of mind. "Elämä tuntui keveämmältä" would mean "Life felt lighter," indicating a sense of relief or freedom from worries. The comparative form of "kevyesti" (lightly), "keveämmin" emphasizes a relative increase in lightness compared to a previous state or a comparison with another.