kulloisessakin

Kulloisessakin is a Finnish word that translates roughly to "even in the deepest part" or "even in the innermost." It is a compound word formed from "kulo" which can refer to a deep part, a core, or an abyss, and the essive case suffix "-kin" which implies "even" or "also." The word is often used to emphasize that something is true or present even in the most hidden, remote, or fundamental aspects of a situation, place, or concept.

For example, one might say that "love can be found kulloisessakin" to express that love exists even in the most difficult or unexpected circumstances. Similarly, in a geographical context, it could refer to the deepest part of a forest or a body of water. The term carries a sense of thoroughness and all-encompassing presence. It suggests that no corner or depth is left untouched or unexamined. The word is not commonly used in everyday conversation but appears in more literary or philosophical contexts where a nuanced expression of depth and pervasive presence is desired. Its usage highlights the Finnish language's capacity for creating precise and evocative terms through word compounding and inflection.