Toistekin

Toistekin is a Finnish word that translates to "again" or "repeatedly" in English. It is an adverb used to indicate that an action or event has occurred more than once, or is expected to occur again. The word is formed by combining "tois" meaning "other" or "second" with the suffix "-tekin", which intensifies the repetition.

The usage of toistekin can vary depending on context. It might describe a recurring phenomenon, such as "Aurinko nousee toistekin idästä" (The sun rises again from the east). It can also denote a persistent or habitual action, like "Hän käy kaupassa toistekin" (He goes to the store again and again). In some instances, toistekin can imply a degree of inevitability or a sense of continuous cycle.

The word is a common element in everyday Finnish conversation and writing, contributing to the expression of continuity and repetition. Its meaning is generally understood and does not typically present ambiguity in standard usage.