myynnissäkin

Myynnissäkin is a Finnish word that translates to "for sale too" or "also for sale". It is a compound word formed from "myynnissä" (for sale) and the enclitic "-kin" (also, too). The word is used to indicate that something is available for purchase, in addition to other items or situations. For example, if a store has a sale on clothes, and also has some discounted furniture, the owner might say "Huonekalutkin myynnissä" which translates to "Furniture too for sale". This implies that while clothes are the main focus of the sale, furniture is also available at a reduced price. The addition of "-kin" emphasizes that the item in question is part of a broader offering or context where other things are also being sold or considered. It can be used in various contexts, from retail advertisements to casual conversations about available goods or services. The word's grammatical function is adverbial, modifying the state of being for sale to include an additional element.