Viimeisimmän

viimeisimmän is the genitive singular form of the Finnish word viimeisin. This word translates to "the latest" or "the most recent" in English. It is used to indicate something that has occurred or been produced most recently.

For example, in Finnish, one might say "viimeisimmän uutisen" which means "the latest news." The genitive case is employed here because "viimeisimmän" modifies "uutisen" (news) in a possessive or attributive sense. It is a common grammatical construction in Finnish when referring to the newest instance of something.

The word itself is derived from the superlative form of "viime," which means "last." Therefore, "viimeisin" inherently signifies the extreme end of a sequence or time. The genitive case, "viimeisimmän," is one of the fifteen grammatical cases in Finnish, each serving a distinct grammatical function within a sentence. Understanding the usage of "viimeisimmän" requires an understanding of Finnish grammar, particularly its case system and the formation of superlatives.