Kevyemmästi

Kevyemmästi is a Finnish adverb that translates to "lighter," "more lightly," or "with less weight" in English. It is the comparative form of the adverb kevyt, meaning "light." The word can be used in various contexts to describe a decrease in physical weight, a reduction in intensity or seriousness, or a more effortless manner of doing something.

For instance, one might say that an object feels kevyemmästi when its weight has been reduced. In a figurative sense, a problem might be approached kevyemmästi, implying a less burdened or anxious attitude. Similarly, a task could be performed kevyemmästi, suggesting greater ease or speed. The adverb can also modify verbs related to movement, indicating a more graceful or less forceful action. Understanding its comparative nature is key to grasping its nuances in Finnish sentences. It implies a comparison to a previous state or to another object or situation where something was heavier or more intense.