runsastakin

runsastakin is a Finnish word that translates to "even a lot" or "even more" in English. It is an adverbial phrase that emphasizes the degree or quantity of something, suggesting that the situation is more than what might be expected or already considerable. It can be used to convey surprise, increase emphasis, or indicate a comparative superiority in amount or intensity.

For example, in the sentence "Hänellä oli runsastakin tietoa asiasta" (He had even a lot of information about the matter), the phrase "runsastakin" highlights that the amount of information was surprisingly large. Similarly, "Sää oli runsastakin kylmä tänään" (The weather was even more cold today) implies that the coldness surpassed an already significant level. The word functions to amplify the preceding or implied quantity or quality. It is a common expression in everyday Finnish conversation and writing, adding nuance to statements about magnitude or degree. Its usage helps to paint a more vivid picture of the situation being described.