kaukaisimmatkin

The Finnish word "kaukaisimmatkin" is a superlative form that translates to "even the most distant" or "even the farthest." It is derived from the adjective "kaukainen," meaning distant or remote. The "-kin" suffix is an enclitic particle in Finnish that adds emphasis, similar to "even" or "also" in English. Therefore, "kaukaisimmatkin" signifies not just the most distant items or concepts but emphasizes that *even* those that are furthest away are included or considered.

This word is used to convey inclusivity or to highlight the extent of something's reach or scope. For example, in a discussion about the potential impact of a new technology, one might say "kaukaisimmatkin kylät" (even the most distant villages) could be affected, implying that no location is too remote to be considered. Similarly, in a scientific context, it could refer to "kaukaisimmatkin galaksit" (even the most distant galaxies) being observable. The construction "kaukaisimmatkin" is a common way to express a comprehensive consideration of all possibilities, regardless of their remoteness.