Isöissäkin

Isöissäkin is a Finnish word that translates to "in bigger ones" or "even in larger ones." It is a locative case form of the word "iso," which means "big" or "large." The "-ssä" ending indicates the inessive case, signifying location within. The "-kin" suffix is an enclitic particle that adds emphasis, meaning "even" or "also." Therefore, "isöissäkin" literally means "even in the big ones" or "also in the larger ones."

This word is used in contexts where a comparison is being made between smaller and larger entities, and the speaker wishes to point out that a particular characteristic, action, or state applies not only to the smaller items but also to the larger ones. For example, one might say that a certain quality is found "isöissäkin" if that quality is present in smaller objects but also extends to larger ones. It implies that the scope of something is broader than might be initially assumed. The word functions grammatically as an adverbial or as part of a prepositional phrase, depending on the sentence structure.