kesinnäisyydessä

Kesinnäisyydessä is a Finnish word that translates to "in the summer" or "during the summer" in English. It is a temporal adverb that indicates an action or state occurring within the summer season. The word is formed by combining the noun "kesä" (summer) with the inessive case ending "-ssä" which signifies "in" or "inside". This grammatical structure is common in Finnish for indicating location or time.

The concept of "kesinnäisyydessä" encompasses the entire summer period, which typically spans from June to August in Finland. This time is characterized by longer daylight hours, warmer temperatures, and a focus on outdoor activities and nature. Many Finnish traditions and celebrations are associated with this season, such as Midsummer (Juhannus).

When used in a sentence, "kesinnäisyydessä" functions to place an event within this specific timeframe. For example, one might say that a particular festival takes place "kesinnäisyydessä" or that someone prefers to travel "kesinnäisyydessä". The word is a simple yet effective way to delineate activities and experiences occurring during the warmest months of the year in Finland. Its usage is straightforward and follows the standard grammatical rules of the Finnish language for indicating temporal location.