maksullisiakin

maksullisiakin is a Finnish word that translates to "even paying" or "those who also pay" in English. It is a compound word formed from "maksu" (payment or fee) and the plural form of the suffix "-kin" (also, too, even). The suffix "-kin" is attached to the end of the word or phrase it modifies to indicate that the preceding element is included in addition to something else, or to emphasize a particular aspect.

In usage, "maksullisiakin" refers to individuals or entities who are part of a group or category that is subject to some form of payment or charge, but who are being singled out or highlighted for their participation or adherence to that payment obligation. For instance, in a context where a service is generally paid for, one might use "maksullisiakin" to refer to those among the paying customers who are demonstrating particular loyalty or are being recognized for their consistent contributions. It implies that while many pay, these particular ones are being noted for doing so.

The word is not commonly found as a standalone term but rather as part of a larger sentence or phrase, providing a nuanced addition to the meaning. Its specific interpretation will always depend on the surrounding context in which it appears.