kodinkoneetkin

kodinkoneetkin is a Finnish term formed by adding the enclitic particle -kin to the noun kodinkoneet (home appliances). The construction functions to emphasize inclusion, roughly equivalent to the English word “even” or “also,” and is used to indicate that home appliances are part of a larger category or list.

Grammatically, -kin attaches to the word it emphasizes without changing its grammatical function; in kodinkoneetkin the plural noun remains the subject or object in a sentence while the suffix adds emphasis. The form is most common in conversational Finnish, marketing copy, and journalistic writing where inclusivity of items is being highlighted.

Usage examples are typically found in phrases such as "valikoima kattaa myös kodinkoneetkin" or "myös kodinkoneetkin kuuluvat tarjontaan," meaning "the range includes home appliances as well." The term is somewhat informal and promotional, and may sound odd in very formal writing.

In linguistic terms, kodinkoneetkin illustrates how Finnish uses enclitics to modify meaning without changing word class, and it shows how -kin can attach to plural nouns for emphasis. It is related to other enclitic constructions with -kin and to contrastive or additive particles used in marketing language.