kylläge

Kyllage is a Finnish word that translates to "enough" or "sufficient" in English. It is a common adverb used in everyday conversation to indicate that a certain quantity, quality, or action has reached a satisfactory level. The word can also be used to express a sense of completion or that no further action is needed.

For example, if someone offers you more food and you are full, you might say "kyllä, kiitos" which means "yes, enough, thank you." In a different context, if a task is completed, one might exclaim "Se on kyllä valmis!" meaning "It is indeed ready!" or "It's enough!" The word's versatility allows it to convey a range of nuances related to sufficiency and satisfaction.

The etymology of "kylläge" is not definitively known, but it is believed to have ancient roots within the Finnic languages. It is a core part of the Finnish vocabulary and essential for expressing basic needs and states of being. The concept it represents, that of sufficiency, is a fundamental human experience, making "kylläge" a widely understood and frequently used term in Finland. Its usage is consistent across different regions and demographics, solidifying its importance in the Finnish language.