lainsäädännössäkin

lainsäädännössäkin is a Finnish word that translates to "in legislation too" or "even in legislation". It is a compound word formed from "laki" (law), the genitive case ending "-n", the adessive case ending "-ssä" (meaning "in"), and the emphatic particle "-kin" (meaning "too" or "even"). This particle serves to highlight that something applies or is present within the legal framework, perhaps in addition to other contexts or areas.

The word is often used to emphasize that a particular principle, right, obligation, or situation is not only recognized in broader societal norms or common practice but is also explicitly addressed or regulated by laws. For instance, one might say that a certain ethical consideration is important "lainsäädännössäkin" to stress its legal standing. It can also be used to draw attention to the fact that legislation has been extended to cover an area that might not have been traditionally considered within its scope. The context in which "lainsäädännössäkin" appears will clarify what specific aspect of legislation is being emphasized.