Kevyemmältä

Kevyemmältä is a Finnish word that translates to "lighter" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "kevyt," meaning "light." This word can be used in various contexts to describe something that has less weight, intensity, or burden.

For instance, "Tämä laukku on kevyemmältä kuin edellinen" translates to "This bag is lighter than the previous one," referring to its physical weight. In a more abstract sense, "Olo tuntui kevyemmältä matkan jälkeen" means "The feeling felt lighter after the journey," suggesting a reduction in stress or fatigue.

The word "kevyemmältä" can also describe a change in taste or texture, such as "keitto oli kevyemmältä tänään" meaning "the soup was lighter today," implying it was less rich or heavy. In music, it might describe a lighter melody or rhythm. The grammatical form "kevyemmältä" is the adessive case, indicating that something is lighter *than* or *in relation to* something else, or that a lighter state is experienced. Understanding this comparative aspect is key to its correct usage.

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