Turvaamisellekin

Turvaamisellekin is a Finnish word that translates roughly to "for securing too" or "even for securing." It is a grammatical construction often used to emphasize the act of securing something, suggesting that even in situations where one might expect other actions or priorities, security remains a consideration or a necessary step. The word itself is formed by combining the noun "turvaaminen" (the act of securing or safeguarding) with the clitic "-kin" (meaning "too," "also," or "even"). This suffix attaches to the end of the word, indicating an addition or an emphasis.

The usage of turvaamisellekin can vary depending on the context. It might be used in discussions about risk management, where the need for security is being added to a list of other concerns. For instance, "We need to consider the budget, the timeline, and turvaamisellekin" would imply that securing the project or its assets is also a crucial aspect to address. Similarly, in personal contexts, it could refer to taking precautions beyond the obvious. For example, "He locked the door, checked the windows, and turvaamisellekin put away the valuables" suggests that even further security measures were taken. The grammatical structure highlights that the act of securing is not an afterthought but an integral part of the overall planning or execution.