Nisäkkäidenkin

Nisäkkäidenkin is a Finnish word that, when translated literally, means "even mammals" or "mammals too." It is not a recognized scientific term or the name of a specific species, group, or phenomenon within biology. Instead, it functions as a grammatical element in Finnish sentences, adding emphasis or indicating inclusion.

The word is formed by combining "nisäkkäiden," which is the genitive plural form of "nisäkäs" (mammal), with the enclitic "-kin" (also/too/even). This structure allows a speaker or writer to convey that something applies to mammals in addition to other groups already mentioned or implied, or to highlight the surprising inclusion of mammals in a particular context. For example, a sentence might describe a characteristic found in reptiles and then add "nisäkkäidenkin" to indicate that the same characteristic is also present in mammals. The precise meaning and nuance depend heavily on the surrounding sentence and the overall context of the discussion. It serves to broaden the scope or underscore the universality of a particular trait or observation within the animal kingdom.