Mallintamisestakin

Mallintamisestakin is a Finnish term that can be translated as "even from modeling" or "also from modeling." It suggests a situation where something is derived from or influenced by the process of modeling, implying that modeling itself is a source or contributing factor. The "kin" suffix in Finnish is an emphasizing particle, similar to "even" or "also," adding a nuance of unexpectedness or an additional element to the statement.

This phrase might be used in various contexts. For example, in scientific research, it could refer to a conclusion or understanding that was only possible through the creation and analysis of a model. In a more abstract sense, it could imply that even something as seemingly theoretical as modeling can have practical implications or lead to tangible outcomes. The specific meaning would depend heavily on the surrounding text or conversation. It highlights that modeling is not just an abstract exercise but can be a source of knowledge, insight, or even practical applications. The inclusion of "kin" suggests that this is an additional aspect or perhaps a surprising outcome from the modeling process.