jokapäivää

Jokapäivää is a Finnish word that translates to "every day" in English. It is an adverbial phrase used to indicate a habitual or recurring action or event that takes place daily. The word is a combination of "joka," meaning "each" or "every," and "päivä," meaning "day."

The phrase jokapäivää is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing to describe routines, habits, or things that happen consistently on a daily basis. For example, one might say "Herään jokapäivää aikaisin" which means "I wake up early every day." Similarly, it can be used to describe natural phenomena or regular occurrences, such as "Aurinko nousee jokapäivää idästä" meaning "The sun rises in the east every day."

In Finnish grammar, jokapäivää functions as an adverbial modifier, providing information about when or how often an action occurs. It is a straightforward and unambiguous term, essential for expressing the concept of daily occurrence in the Finnish language. Its usage is widespread and understood by all Finnish speakers.