omniaisuudetkin

Omniaisuudetkin is a Finnish word that translates roughly to "all things too" or "even all things." It is a somewhat unusual and perhaps poetic construction in Finnish, often used for emphasis or to convey a sense of comprehensiveness that extends even beyond what might be expected. The word is formed by combining "omnia" (all) and "isuudetkin" (even the properties/qualities). The "-kin" suffix in Finnish signifies "also" or "even," and "isuudet" refers to qualities or characteristics.

The usage of omniaisuudetkin is not common in everyday conversation but might appear in literary works, philosophical discussions, or in contexts where a speaker wishes to underline that absolutely everything, without exception, is being considered. It suggests a thoroughness that encompasses not only the main subjects but also their inherent attributes and even those secondary or unexpected elements. The word's specific meaning is highly dependent on the context in which it is used, as it implies a sweeping inclusion of elements that might otherwise be overlooked. Its infrequent use contributes to its distinct and sometimes striking effect when employed.