objektiivestikin

objektiivestikin is a Finnish word that translates to "objectively too" or "objectively as well" in English. It is used to emphasize that something is objectively true or a fact, even when considered alongside another point or consideration. The word is formed by combining "objektiivinen" (objective) with the suffix "-kin" (too, as well, also).

This particle "-kin" attaches to words to indicate addition or a shared characteristic. When attached to "objektiivinen," it specifically implies that the objective nature of something is an additional factor or a point that should be considered along with other aspects of the situation. For example, one might say that a decision is "objektiivestikin" fair, meaning that while there might be other considerations, its fairness is also an objective reality.

The usage of objektiivestikin highlights a nuanced understanding of objectivity. It doesn't negate other perspectives or subjective feelings but rather asserts that objective truth is also present or relevant. It can be used to strengthen an argument by pointing out an undeniable, factual aspect that supports a broader claim. The word is commonly found in spoken and written Finnish when discussing fairness, evidence, or logical conclusions.