näytöilläkin

Näytöilläkin is a Finnish word that translates to "on screens too" or "even on screens" in English. It is a compound word formed by combining "näytöillä" (on screens) and the enclitic "-kin" which adds the meaning of "too" or "also". The word is used to indicate that something applies to or is present on screens, in addition to other contexts.

The usage of "näytöilläkin" often highlights a broader application or reach of a phenomenon. For example, one might say that information is available "näytöilläkin" to suggest that it can be accessed not just in print or through word-of-mouth, but also on digital displays. This can refer to various types of screens, such as computer monitors, smartphone displays, televisions, or public information screens.

The context in which "näytöilläkin" is used determines its specific nuance. It can be employed to emphasize the increasing digitalization of information dissemination or to point out that a particular subject or activity is no longer confined to traditional media but has also found its way onto screen-based platforms. It serves as a simple yet effective way to convey the idea of extending presence or availability to digital interfaces.