Lyhyimmin

Lyhyimmin is a Finnish word. It is the superlative form of the adverb "lyhyesti," which means "briefly" or "shortly." Therefore, "lyhyimmin" translates to "most briefly," "shortest," or "in the shortest manner."

This word is used to compare the brevity of actions or durations. For instance, one might say something was done "lyhyimmin" if it was completed in the least amount of time compared to other instances or methods. It emphasizes the extreme end of a spectrum of shortness.

The word's structure is typical of Finnish superlatives. The base adverb is "lyhyesti." The superlative is formed by adding the suffix "-immin." This grammatical construction is common in Finnish for creating superlative adverbs.

In practical use, "lyhyimmin" would appear in sentences describing speed or conciseness. For example, "Hän vastasi kysymykseen lyhyimmin mahdollisin sanoin" translates to "He answered the question with the fewest possible words." The word signifies the utmost degree of brevity.