liiallisetkin

Liiallisetkin is a Finnish word that translates to "even excessive" or "too much, even." It is used to emphasize that something has gone beyond reasonable limits, even to an extreme degree. The word is a combination of "liiallinen," meaning excessive or too much, and the clitic particle "-kin," which adds an emphatic or inclusive sense, similar to "also" or "even."

The phrase can be used in a variety of contexts to describe situations, quantities, or behaviors that are considered over the top. For example, one might say a person's spending habits are liiallisetkin if they are not just extravagant but exceptionally so, or that the amount of rain was liiallisetkin if it caused widespread flooding. It often carries a tone of mild criticism or surprise at the extent of something. The nuance of "-kin" suggests that even in situations where some level of excess might be expected or tolerated, this particular instance goes further. It's a way to highlight an extreme state or action.