mahdollistaakin

Mahdollistaakin is a Finnish word that combines "mahdollista" meaning "possible" and the emphatic particle "kin" which translates to "also" or "even." Therefore, the word literally means "even possible" or "also possible." It is used to suggest that something not only has a chance of happening but that this possibility is perhaps more likely or more noteworthy than might initially be assumed.

The particle "kin" adds a nuance of surprise or emphasis. When someone says something is "mahdollistaakin," they are implying that while it might not be a certainty, it's certainly within the realm of possibility, and perhaps one should consider it more seriously. It can be used in various contexts, from casual conversation to more formal discussions, to highlight a potential outcome.

For example, in a discussion about a project's completion, if one person expresses doubt, another might respond with "Se on mahdollistaakin" to suggest that the project is indeed achievable, even if there are challenges. The word acknowledges potential obstacles but leans towards a more optimistic view of its feasibility. It serves to broaden the scope of what is considered plausible.