sisimmästään

sisimmästään is a Finnish word that translates to "from within" or "from its innermost part." It is derived from the word "sisä," meaning "inner" or "inside," and the suffix "-stään," which indicates possession or origin from a specific part.

The word can be used in various contexts to describe something originating from the core or essence of a person, object, or concept. For example, it can refer to emotions or feelings that arise from deep within a person, such as "rakastaa jotakuta sisimmästään" (to love someone from within). It can also describe a characteristic or quality that is inherent and fundamental to something, like a "talon sisimmästään mätä" (a house rotten from within).

In a more abstract sense, sisimmästään can be used to denote the most fundamental truth or reality of a situation. For instance, "ymmärtää asia sisimmästään" means to understand something thoroughly, down to its very core. The word emphasizes a deep, intrinsic, and often hidden origin or nature. Its usage highlights the internal rather than the external aspects of a subject.