Suukkoja

Suukkoja is a Finnish word that translates to "kisses" in English. It is the plural form of the word "suukko," which means "kiss." The term can be used in various contexts to describe the act of kissing.

In a romantic or affectionate sense, suukkoja refers to the exchange of kisses between partners, family members, or friends. It can signify love, passion, greeting, or farewell. The act of giving suukkoja can range from a light peck on the cheek to a more passionate embrace.

Beyond the literal meaning, "suukkoja" can also be used metaphorically. For example, a person might say they are sending "suukkoja" to someone they miss, indicating a wish for affection and closeness. In some informal contexts, it can also be used in the closing of a letter or message, similar to how "kisses" might be used in English.

The cultural significance of suukkoja varies. In Finland, as in many Western cultures, kissing is a common form of expressing affection and greeting. The specific customs around kissing, such as where and how often it is appropriate, can differ. Generally, suukkoja is a warm and positive expression of human connection.