internetissäkin

internetissäkin is a Finnish word that translates to "on the internet too" or "even on the internet" in English. It is a compound word formed by combining "internet" (internet) and the inessive case ending "-ssä" which indicates location or being within something, along with the clitic particle "-kin" which adds emphasis, similar to "too" or "also."

The word is used to convey that something exists or is happening not only in the physical world but also within the digital realm of the internet. For example, one might say that a particular service or product is available "internetissäkin," meaning it can be accessed or found online in addition to its offline presence. This emphasizes the accessibility or presence of something in the online space.

The use of "-kin" adds a nuance of surprise or confirmation. It suggests that the fact of its internet presence might be noteworthy or that it's an expected but important point to make. For instance, if a traditional shop that has existed for a long time has now established an online store, a customer might remark, "They have a website internetissäkin," implying a modern adaptation or an additional convenient option. The word is a common and natural part of everyday Finnish conversation when discussing the integration of online and offline activities.