kiihkeälle

Kiihkeälle is a Finnish word that translates to intense, ardent, or fervent in English. It is an adjective used to describe a state of strong emotion, passion, or enthusiasm. The word can be applied to a wide range of contexts, from personal feelings to political movements.

For example, one might describe a person's emotions as kiihkeälle if they are deeply in love or extremely angry. It can also refer to a strong sense of conviction or dedication, such as a kiihkeälle supporter of a particular cause. In a more general sense, it can describe something that is lively, vigorous, or full of energy. The word often implies a lack of restraint or a heightened level of excitement.

The root of the word is "kiihko," which means passion, fervor, or zeal. "Kiihkeälle" is the allative case of this word, indicating movement towards or being in a state of such passion. While "kiihkeälle" is often positive, implying passionate engagement, it can also carry a connotation of being overly emotional or agitated, depending on the context. Its usage is common in Finnish literature and everyday conversation to convey a strong emotional or energetic quality.