Paksuimpien

Paksuimpien is a Finnish linguistic form. It is the genitive plural of the superlative adjective paksuimmat, which means “the thickest.” In Finnish, adjectives agree with the noun they modify, and the genitive plural form paksuimpien is used when the head noun is in the genitive plural, usually in constructions that indicate possession or relation to several items.

The form appears in phrases such as paksuimpien kirjojen sivut (the pages of the thickest books) and paksuimpien talojen rakenteet (the structures of the thickest houses). In these examples, paksuimpien modifies objects that are themselves in genitive plural, creating a compound indicating a subset defined by relative thickness.

Usage notes:

- Paksuimpien is typically not a stand-alone noun; it functions as an attributive modifier within a larger noun phrase.

- It is most common in descriptive writing, comparative analysis, or linguistic discussion where thickness is being contrasted across items.

- The broader word family is paksu (thick) and paksuimmat (the thickest); paksuimpien is a derived form used in specific grammatical cases.

As a term, Paksuimpien does not refer to a widely recognized proper noun, organization, or title in standard references. If you encounter it as a name or title, it may be a stylistic or coined usage specific to a work or group, and additional context would clarify its intended referent. See also Finnish grammar, adjectives, superlatives, and genitive case.