kuopiollakin

Kuopiollakin is a Finnish word, a grammatical form of the city name Kuopio. Specifically, it is the allative case of Kuopio, meaning "to Kuopio" or "also to Kuopio." The "-kin" suffix in Finnish is an enclitic that adds the sense of "also" or "too." Therefore, "Kuopiollakin" translates to "also to Kuopio" or "even to Kuopio."

This form would be used in a sentence to indicate that something is happening in or going to Kuopio, in addition to other mentioned places or situations. For example, if one were discussing travel destinations and mentioned Helsinki and Tampere, one might say, "Minä kävin Helsingissä, Tampereella, ja Kuopiollakin" which translates to "I visited Helsinki, Tampere, and also Kuopio." The "-kin" emphasizes that Kuopio was included in the list of visited places, perhaps unexpectedly or as an additional destination.

The use of the allative case with the "-kin" enclitic is a common grammatical feature in Finnish, allowing for nuanced expression of location and addition. It signifies movement towards or presence in a place, with the added emphasis of "also."