keveästä

keveästä is a Finnish word that translates to "light" or "weightless" in English. It is an adjective used to describe a physical sensation of not being heavy, or a metaphorical feeling of being unburdened.

In a physical sense, keveästä can refer to objects that are easy to lift or carry, such as a feather or a balloon. It can also describe the feeling of one's own body when it is agile and not weighed down by fatigue or excess. For example, someone might feel keveästä after a good night's sleep or a refreshing workout.

Metaphorically, keveästä can describe a state of mind that is free from worry, stress, or responsibility. A person might feel keveästä after resolving a difficult problem or letting go of past regrets. It can also be used to describe a lighthearted or carefree atmosphere. For instance, a party might be described as keveästä if it is filled with laughter and joy.

The word keveästä is derived from the Finnish word "kevy," meaning light. It is a common word in everyday Finnish conversation and literature, conveying a sense of ease and freedom.