kekeä

kekeä is a Finnish verb that translates to "to laugh" in English. It is a common and versatile word used in everyday conversation. The present tense conjugation for "minä" (I) is "kekenen", "sinä" (you singular) is "kekenet", "hän" (he/she/it) is "kekenee", "me" (we) is "kekenemme", "te" (you plural) is "kekenette", and "he" (they) is "kekenevät".

The past tense forms are "kekesimme" (we laughed), "kekesitte" (you plural laughed), and "kekesivät" (they laughed). The past participle "kekesynyt" can be used to describe something that has laughed or a state of having laughed. The infinitive form is simply "kekea".

kekeä can be used to describe various types of laughter, from a gentle chuckle to hearty guffaws. It is often used in contexts of amusement, joy, or sometimes even nervousness. For example, "Hän keksi hiljaa" means "He/She laughed quietly." The word is deeply ingrained in the Finnish language and culture, reflecting the human expression of mirth and amusement.