kõikida

Kõikida is a Finnish term that translates to "everything" or "all" in English. It is an indefinite pronoun and is used to refer to a totality of things or a complete set. The word itself is derived from the root "kõik", which means "all".

In Finnish grammar, kõiki can be used in various contexts. It can function as a noun, for example, "Kõiki on valmis" (Everything is ready). It can also be used as an adjective, such as "kõiki inimesi" (all people). The form of the word changes depending on its grammatical case and number. For instance, the genitive form is kõigi, and the partitive form is kõike.

The concept of "everything" is fundamental in many philosophical and scientific discussions. In everyday language, kõiki is used to express completeness or entirety, such as when referring to all the items in a list or all the members of a group. It can also convey a sense of finality or encompassiveness. Understanding the usage of kõiki is crucial for comprehending Finnish expressions that refer to totality.