globaalillakin

globaalillakin is a Finnish word that translates to "even globally" or "even worldwide." It is a comparative adverbial phrase used to emphasize that something applies or is happening not just in a local or regional context, but on a much larger, international scale. The word is formed by combining "globaali" (global) with the clitic particle "-kin" which signifies inclusion or addition, similar to "even" or "also" in English.

This phrase is commonly used in discussions about trends, issues, or phenomena that transcend national borders. For instance, one might say that a particular social movement is "globaalillakin" gaining traction, indicating its spread beyond its initial location. Similarly, economic changes or environmental concerns are often described as having "globaalillakin" implications. The use of "globaalillakin" serves to broaden the scope of the statement, highlighting the widespread nature of the subject matter. It conveys a sense of interconnectedness and the diminishing relevance of purely local perspectives when addressing certain topics.