Kävelleet

Kävelleet is a Finnish word that translates to "walked" in English. It is the past participle form of the verb "kävellä," which means "to walk." As a past participle, kävelleet can be used in various grammatical constructions to describe an action that has been completed.

For instance, kävelleet can function as an adjective. If someone has walked a lot, they might be described as "väsyneet kävelleet" (tired from having walked). It can also be used in compound verb tenses, such as the perfect tense. For example, "Olen kävelleet kauan" means "I have walked for a long time." In this context, kävelleet indicates the completion of the action of walking.

The word kävelleet, like all Finnish participles, agrees in number and case with the noun it modifies or refers to. This means its ending can change depending on the grammatical context. For example, in the plural, it would be "kävelleet" as well, but when referring to a specific object, it would take on case endings.

The concept of having walked is a fundamental human activity, and the word kävelleet encapsulates the state of having completed this action. It is a common and essential term in the Finnish language, used in everyday conversation and various forms of written communication. Its grammatical flexibility allows for nuanced expression regarding past actions of locomotion.