kipein

Kipein is the superlative form of kipeä in Finnish, an adjective meaning "sore" or "painful." It is used to express the highest degree of pain or discomfort in a given context. In everyday language, kipein commonly modifies nouns referring to places or experiences associated with pain, for example: "Se on kipein paikka" (That is the most painful place) and "Se oli kipein päivä elämässäni" (That was the most painful day of my life). It can also be used figuratively to denote emotional distress, as in "kipein muistoni" (the most painful memory).

Grammar and usage: kipein is the superlative form derived from kipeä. Finnish adjectives do not have gender, and kipein is used with nouns in the nominative singular. When the noun or verb is inflected for other cases or numbers, the rest of the sentence changes accordingly while kipein remains the superlative form. The corresponding comparative form is kipeämpi, used to indicate "more sore." The plural superlative would involve using kipeimmät with the appropriate plural noun, though exact construction can vary with context.

See also: kipeä, Finnish grammar, adjectives in Finnish.