Tulevienkin

Tulevienkin is a Finnish word that translates to "even in the future" or "still in the future". It is often used to emphasize that a situation or event is not only currently in the future but will continue to be so for an extended period, or that something will remain true even looking ahead. The word is formed by combining "tuleva" (future) with the enclitic "-kin" which conveys emphasis or the idea of "also" or "even".

The usage of tulevienkin can be seen in various contexts. For instance, one might say "Se työ on tulevienkin" meaning "That work is still in the future" or "That work will remain in the future". This implies a task that is not only upcoming but also not expected to be completed anytime soon. Another example could be "Hän on tulevienkin opiskelija" which translates to "He/She is still a student in the future", suggesting someone who will continue their studies for a considerable time. The word carries a sense of persistence or ongoing nature of a future state. It is a nuanced expression that adds depth to discussions about time and ongoing processes.