pitkäaikaisestikin

pitkäaikaisestikin is a Finnish adverb. It is the allative plural of the adjective pitkäaikainen. The word "pitkäaikainen" itself translates to "long-term" or "long-lasting" in English. Therefore, "pitkäaikaisestikin" conveys the meaning of "even in the long term" or "also in the long run." It is used to emphasize that something will continue to be true or have an effect over an extended period of time, or to include the long-term aspect as an additional consideration. The suffix "-kin" is an enclitic particle in Finnish that means "also" or "too," further highlighting the inclusion of the long-term perspective alongside other considerations. For example, one might say that a certain policy has positive effects not only in the short term but also "pitkäaikaisestikin" if those positive effects persist and grow over many years. This adverb is often employed in discussions about economics, environment, health, and social issues where the duration of consequences is a significant factor.