Fyysinenkin

Fyysinenkin is a Finnish word that combines the noun "fyysinen" meaning "physical" with the clitic "-kin" which translates to "also" or "even". Therefore, "fyysinenkin" literally means "physical also" or "even physical".

This word is used to emphasize that something, in addition to other qualities or aspects, also possesses a physical dimension. For example, one might say that a concept is not only abstract but "fyysinenkin", implying it has a tangible or material manifestation. Similarly, a situation that might seem primarily emotional could also be described as "fyysinenkin", highlighting any physical components involved, such as stress manifesting bodily symptoms or a conflict involving physical actions.

The use of "fyysinenkin" serves to broaden the understanding of a subject by including its physical aspect within a discussion that might have initially focused on other characteristics. It is a grammatical construction that adds nuance and comprehensiveness to a statement, indicating that the physical reality should not be overlooked.