Ulkoistenkin

Ulkoistenkin is a Finnish word that translates to "even external" or "external things as well." It functions as an adverb, often used to emphasize that something applies not only to internal aspects but also to external ones. The word is formed by combining "ulkoisten," the genitive plural of "ulkoinen" (external), with the clitic "-kin" (also, even).

This construction highlights a broadening or inclusion of scope. For instance, one might say that a project requires attention not only to internal processes but also "ulkoistenkin" challenges, meaning external challenges are also important to consider. It suggests a comprehensive approach, acknowledging both the seen and unseen, the internal workings and the external influences or realities. The term is commonly encountered in contexts discussing management, planning, or analysis where a thorough examination of all relevant factors, both internal and external, is necessary. It is a concise way to express a multifaceted consideration.