Toteuttiinkin

Toteuttiinkin is a Finnish word that functions as an adverb or a conjunction. It is a past tense form, specifically the third-person singular past tense of the verb "toteuttaa," which means to fulfill, implement, or carry out. When used as an adverb, "toteuttiinkin" implies that something was indeed carried out or fulfilled, often with a nuance of surprise or unexpectedness. It can be translated as "indeed it was fulfilled," "it was carried out after all," or "it actually happened."

As a conjunction, "toteuttiinkin" connects two clauses, indicating a consequence or a continuation of a previous action or state. It often suggests that the subsequent event happened as a result of or in continuation of what was previously stated. For example, one might say "He had a plan, and toteuttiinkin sen" which translates to "He had a plan, and he actually carried it out." The word carries a sense of completion or realization of a prior intention or possibility. Its precise meaning can be influenced by the surrounding context and the specific sentence structure in which it appears.