kävelee
Kävelee is the Finnish verb form meaning “he walks” or “she walks.” It is the present tense, third-person singular form of the verb kävellä, which means to walk or move on foot. Kävelee is used to describe moving on foot, typically without a vehicle, and is an intransitive verb. It often appears with place expressions or adverbs of manner rather than with a direct object, for example on kadulla (in the street) or puistossa (in the park), and with modifiers such as nopeasti (quickly) or rauhallisesti (calmly).
Conjugation in present tense (examples):
The negative present form is constructed with ei, as in en kävele (I do not walk) or
Kävelee can describe a current act of walking or a habitual action in the present. The verb
The noun Kävely denotes the act of walking, a walk, or a stroll. The related verb Kävellä