Kevyihin

Kevyihin is a Finnish word that translates to "light" or "lighten" in English. It is primarily used as a verb and refers to the act of reducing weight, density, or intensity. This can apply to physical objects, such as lightening a load, or to more abstract concepts, like lightening a mood or making a task less burdensome.

In a physical context, "kevyihin" might describe the process of removing excess material from something to make it lighter, or the act of making a substance less dense. For example, one might "kevyihin" a backpack by removing unnecessary items.

Figuratively, the word can describe making something less serious or more cheerful. For instance, a conversation could be "kevyihin" by introducing a humorous topic, or a difficult situation could be "kevyihin" by finding a simpler solution. It can also imply making something less taxing or demanding. The grammatical form "kevyihin" is the illative plural of the adjective "kevyt," meaning "light." This implies movement into a state of lightness or a plurality of things becoming lighter.