säravaid

Säravaid is a Finnish word that translates to "bright" or "radiant" in English. It is most commonly used as an adjective to describe light, colors, or a person's appearance or personality. For instance, one might describe a sunny day as having säravaid light, or a colorful painting as featuring säravaid hues. Similarly, a person with a cheerful disposition or a glowing complexion could be described as säravaid.

The word can also be used metaphorically to denote something positive and outstanding. A "säravaid talent" would refer to a brilliant or exceptional talent. In a broader sense, "säravaid" can imply a sense of joy, success, or well-being. It evokes a positive and uplifting feeling.

Grammatically, "säravaid" is the plural partitive form of the adjective "särav". The singular nominative form is "särav". The partitive case is often used to express an indefinite quantity or a part of something, and in this context, it suggests a degree of brightness or radiance that is present but not necessarily absolute or complete. For example, "pööras säravaid tähti" translates to "turned to bright stars," implying not all stars were bright, but some were. The usage of "säravaid" contributes to the nuanced expression of luminosity and positive attributes within the Finnish language.