Ilmakehässäkin

Ilmakehässäkin is a Finnish word that translates to "even in the atmosphere" or "also in the air." It is a compound word formed from "ilmakehä" meaning atmosphere and the enclitic particle "-kin" which signifies "even" or "also." This word is used to emphasize that something is present or occurs within the Earth's atmosphere, in addition to other locations or contexts.

The phrase can be employed in various scientific or general discussions. For instance, one might discuss the presence of certain pollutants not only on the ground but "ilmakehässäkin," implying their atmospheric distribution. Similarly, when talking about the movement of particles, one could say they travel "ilmakehässäkin," highlighting their aerial journey. The inclusion of "-kin" serves to broaden the scope of the statement, suggesting that the atmosphere is another domain where the subject in question exists or operates. It’s a subtle but important linguistic device for conveying inclusivity and comprehensiveness in a statement.