Tärkeimmätkin

Tärkeimmätkin is a Finnish word that translates to "the most important ones" or "even the most important." It is a superlative form of the adjective "tärkeä," meaning "important." The suffix "-kin" is an enclitic particle that adds emphasis, indicating that something is true even for the most significant elements.

The word "tärkeimmätkin" is used to highlight that a particular statement or consideration applies not only to less significant matters but also, and perhaps more crucially, to those that are considered paramount. For instance, one might say that safety regulations are important for all employees, but even more so for those in high-risk positions. In this context, "tärkeimmätkin" could be used to emphasize that the most critical safety protocols must be adhered to by everyone, especially those whose work carries the greatest potential for danger.

The usage of "tärkeimmätkin" often implies a contrast or an extension of a previous statement. It suggests that while something might be important generally, its importance is amplified or particularly relevant when considering the most significant aspects of a situation. This can be seen in discussions about priorities, where "tärkeimmätkin" might refer to the highest-priority tasks that require immediate attention and meticulous execution. The word adds a layer of nuance by stressing that even the most critical elements should not be overlooked or treated with less seriousness.