Mahdollisimmalla

Mahdollisimmalla is the elative plural form of the Finnish word "mahdollinen," which translates to "possible." The elative case in Finnish indicates movement or origin from within something, or in this context, it signifies a superlative degree of possibility. Therefore, mahdollisimmalla essentially means "among the most possible" or "with the highest degree of possibility."

The word is used to express that something is as likely as it can be, or that a particular option or scenario is the most probable among all conceivable alternatives. It implies a strong likelihood or a very high chance of something occurring or being true. For example, one might say a certain outcome is "mahdollisimmalla" if it is the most sensible or realistic conclusion based on available information.

This form is a grammatical construction used in Finnish to refine the expression of probability. It is less common than simpler comparative or superlative forms, but it serves to add a nuanced emphasis on the degree of possibility. The context in which "mahdollisimmalla" is used dictates its precise interpretation, but it always points to a situation where likelihood is maximized.