luonnollisellakin

The word "luonnollisellakin" is a Finnish grammatical form. It is the adessive case of the word "luonnollinen" with the clitic particle "kin" appended. "Luonnollinen" itself translates to "natural" in English. Therefore, "luonnollisellakin" effectively means "even naturally" or "also naturally" or "naturally too". The adessive case in Finnish typically indicates something being on, at, or by a surface, or possession. However, when combined with "kin," which adds emphasis or inclusion, the meaning shifts to highlight a natural quality or manner of doing something, even in a specific or surprising context. For instance, one might say "Hän puhui luonnollisellakin tavalla" meaning "He spoke even naturally" or "He also spoke naturally," implying that his speaking was natural despite potentially challenging circumstances. The specific nuance can depend on the surrounding sentence structure and context. Understanding "luonnollisellakin" requires familiarity with Finnish grammar, specifically the adessive case and the function of the clitic particle "kin".