reiittäväreiitettävä

reiittäväreiitettävä is a Finnish word that translates to "sufficiently sufficient" or "adequate enough" in English. It is a compound word formed by combining "riittävä" (sufficient, enough) with the adverbial suffix "-sti" and then repeating the root word, implying a strong emphasis on the sufficiency or adequacy of something.

The word is often used in informal contexts and carries a somewhat emphatic tone. It suggests that something not only meets the minimum requirements but does so with a clear and noticeable degree of adequacy. For example, one might say that a meal was "reiittäväreiitettävä" to indicate that it was not just filling but also satisfying and provided more than enough sustenance.

While not a formal or commonly found term in academic or official writing, "reiittäväreiitettävä" serves as a descriptive and expressive word in spoken Finnish. Its repetition of the root word emphasizes the quality of being enough, adding a layer of colloquial emphasis that distinguishes it from a simple "riittävä". It highlights a level of sufficiency that is undeniable and perhaps even generous.