heikommillakin

Heikommillakin is a Finnish linguistic term used to describe a specific inflected form that expresses inclusivity and emphasis when referring to weaker individuals or groups. It is formed by taking the comparative adjective stem of heikko, namely heikompi, attaching the adessive plural suffix -lla/-llä to indicate “with/among,” and adding the enclitic particle -kin meaning “also/even.” The result, heikommillakin, functions to mean roughly “even among the weaker ones” or “also the weaker ones.”

Morphologically, the construction combines the comparative form heikompi with the adessive plural -illa/-illä to specify a group, and the enclitic -kin to intensify the scope, yielding a phrase that foregrounds inclusion of the weaker group in a statement. The usage pattern is similar to other Finnish forms such as kaikillakin or kaikille, where -kin adds a notion of inclusivity or emphasis.

In usage, heikommillakin often appears in discourse about rights, opportunities, or support distributed across groups of varying strength or ability. For example: “Heikommillakin on oikeus saada apua” (Even the weaker ones have the right to receive help), or “Koulutuksessa huomioidaan heikommillakin tulee olla mahdollisuus osallistua.” The form is typically found in formal, policy-oriented, or evaluative contexts, though it can appear in everyday speech to stress inclusivity.

See also: the enclitic particle -kin and the adessive suffix -lla/-llä, as well as Finnish forms that express inclusivity with emphasis.