Laajempienkin

"Laajempienkin" is a Finnish word. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective "laaja," which means "wide," "broad," "extensive," or "large." Therefore, "laajempienkin" literally translates to "even of the wider ones" or "of the broader ones as well."

This form is typically used in sentences where a comparison is being made, and the focus is on including even more extensive or broader examples within a discussion. For instance, in a sentence like "Tämä ei koske vain pienempiä alueita, vaan laajempienkin," the meaning would be "This does not only concern smaller areas, but even the wider ones as well." The "-kin" suffix adds an emphasis, meaning "even" or "also," highlighting that the statement applies to a more comprehensive set of things than might have been initially implied.

The grammatical structure indicates possession or relation, but in a comparative context, it serves to extend the scope of the statement. Understanding "laajempienkin" requires recognizing the base adjective "laaja," its plural genitive form, and the emphatic particle "-kin." It is a relatively uncommon construction but serves a specific purpose in nuanced Finnish expression.