periaatteidenkin

Periaatteidenkin is a Finnish word that functions as an emphasized form of "periaatteiden," the genitive plural of "periaate" (principle). The addition of the clitic "-kin" signifies an inclusionary or emphatic sense, often translated as "even of principles" or "of principles too." This grammatical construction is used when one wishes to highlight that something applies or is relevant not only to other things but also to principles. It suggests a broadening of scope or an emphasis on the importance of principles in a particular context, even when other factors might seem more prominent. The use of periaatteidenkin implies that the subject under discussion is significant enough to warrant consideration of its relationship with principles, perhaps indicating that actions, decisions, or situations are being evaluated not just on their practical merits but also on their alignment with underlying principles. This linguistic nuance allows for a more detailed and layered expression of thought, conveying a sense of comprehensive consideration.