Sähki

Sähki is a Finnish term that primarily refers to electricity or electric current. It is a common word used in everyday language in Finland to describe the flow of electrical energy. When discussing electrical power, appliances, or the electrical grid, the term sähki is frequently employed. It can also be used in a broader sense to denote something that is electric or powered by electricity. For example, a "sähköauto" is an electric car. The word itself derives from the Finnish verb "sähköä," meaning to spark or to emit sparks, highlighting its connection to the fundamental nature of electricity. Understanding sähki is essential for comprehending basic concepts related to technology and energy in Finland.