kevyemmäiksi

Kevyemmäksi is a Finnish word that translates to "lighter" or "to become lighter" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "kevyt" (light). The word can be used in various contexts to describe a reduction in weight, intensity, or burden.

For example, one might say "hän tuntee olonsa kevyemmäksi" which means "he/she feels lighter." This could refer to physical lightness after exercise or a release of emotional stress. In a more abstract sense, "asian taakka tuntui kevyemmältä" translates to "the burden of the matter felt lighter." This implies a lessening of difficulty or worry.

The word can also be used in relation to physical objects. If a person is trying to make a load easier to carry, they might remove items to make it "kevyemmäksi." This is a common concept in everyday life when dealing with physical tasks.

In a culinary context, "kevyempi ruokavalio" means a "lighter diet," suggesting a diet with fewer calories or less heavy ingredients. The word emphasizes a transition from a heavier state to a lighter one, indicating improvement or a decrease in something undesirable.