fyysistäkin

The word "fyysistäkin" is a Finnish language word. It is the partitive plural form of the adjective "fyysinen" (physical) with the clitic "-kin" appended. The clitic "-kin" in Finnish functions similarly to "also," "too," or "even" in English, adding emphasis or inclusion. Therefore, "fyysistäkin" translates to something along the lines of "even physical ones," "physical ones too," or "also physical ones," depending on the context of the sentence.

In Finnish grammar, the partitive case is used for various functions, including indicating an indefinite quantity, an incomplete action, or as the object of certain verbs and prepositions. The plural form indicates that the word refers to multiple physical things or aspects. The addition of "-kin" to this form suggests that these physical aspects or things are being mentioned in addition to something else, or that their physical nature is particularly noteworthy in the given context. Understanding "fyysistäkin" requires an awareness of both Finnish case endings and the role of clitics.