kesäisen

Kesäisen is a Finnish word that translates to "summery" or "of summer" in English. It is an adjective derived from the noun "kesä," which means "summer." The word "kesäinen" is used to describe things that are characteristic of the summer season, such as weather, atmosphere, or feelings.

For example, one might say "kesäinen päivä" to describe a pleasant, warm summer day. Similarly, "kesäinen tuoksu" refers to the scent associated with summer, perhaps the smell of flowers or freshly cut grass. The word can also describe an emotional state, like "kesäinen ilo," meaning a joyful, lighthearted feeling reminiscent of summer.

The grammatical form "kesäisen" is the genitive case of "kesäinen." The genitive case in Finnish is used to show possession or to modify another noun, similar to the English possessive "'s" or the preposition "of." Therefore, "kesäisen" would be used in contexts where something belongs to or is related to summer in a possessive or descriptive manner. For instance, "kesäisen illan" means "of a summer evening," indicating something that occurs or is associated with that time.