keräämiseensakin

Keräämiseensakin is a Finnish word that functions as a possessive form of the verb "kerätä," which means "to gather" or "to collect." Specifically, it translates to "even for gathering" or "for collecting too." The "-nsa" ending signifies possession, belonging to the third person singular or plural (he, she, it, they), and the "-kin" suffix adds the emphasis of "also" or "even." Therefore, "keräämiseensakin" implies that the act of gathering or collecting is also something important or relevant, perhaps in addition to other activities or considerations.

The word is typically used in contexts where a specific action of collecting is being discussed as an additional aspect of a larger plan or situation. For example, one might say that a project requires significant resources, "keräämiseensakin" needing careful planning. This would suggest that the gathering of these resources, in itself, is a task that demands attention and strategic thought, alongside other components of the project. It highlights that even the seemingly straightforward act of collection is not to be underestimated and might require its own set of considerations or efforts. The nuance of "keräämiseensakin" lies in its ability to draw attention to a particular part of a process, emphasizing its significance within a broader scope.