sähköjärjestelmissäkin

The Finnish word "sähköjärjestelmissäkin" is an interesting linguistic construct that translates to "in electrical systems too" or "also in electrical systems." It's formed by combining several elements: "sähkö" meaning electricity, "järjestelmä" meaning system, and the possessive suffix "-ssä" indicating "in." The final "-kin" is a clitic particle that adds the meaning of "also" or "too."

This word exemplifies how Finnish can create complex meanings through agglutination, the process of adding suffixes to a root word. The grammatical case and additional particles convey nuanced information that in other languages might require prepositions or separate adverbs.

"Sähköjärjestelmissäkin" is used in contexts where the subject being discussed, which is already in electrical systems, is further asserted to be present or relevant in *other* contexts as well. For instance, one might say that a certain safety standard applies not only to mechanical systems but "sähköjärjestelmissäkin," meaning "in electrical systems too." It implies a comparison or an extension of a previously mentioned characteristic or applicability. The word itself is not a technical term but rather a grammatical feature of the Finnish language applied to a technical domain.