kehumiseen
Kehumiseen is a Finnish term describing the act of boasting or self-promotion—presenting one’s achievements, qualities, or possessions in a way aimed at enhancing one’s status. In everyday language, kehuminen covers both explicit bragging and more subtle forms of self-promotion, including framing successes to influence how others perceive you. The concept is closely related to the noun kehu (praise) and the verb kehua, and it typically carries a negative or cautionary tone when used excessively or insincerely.
Etymology and usage: The word derives from kehua (to praise) with the nominalizing suffix -minen, yielding kehuminen,
Social and cultural context: Finnish culture commonly emphasizes modesty and restraint, so overt kehuminen can be
Related terms and notes: Kehu and kehuminen are linked to broader topics such as self-promotion, praise, and