synteettisessäkin

"Synteettisessäkin" is a Finnish word that combines the adjective "synteettinen" (synthetic) with the postposition "kin" (also, even). Therefore, "synteettisessäkin" translates to "in synthetic too" or "even in synthetic". This grammatical construction indicates that something is present or applicable not only in the natural or original state but also in its synthetic counterpart.

The term is often used when comparing natural and artificial substances, processes, or materials. For example, one might say that a certain property is observed "synteettisessäkin" polymer, implying that the property is found in both natural polymers and their synthetic versions. It can also be used to highlight a similarity between the natural and synthetic, suggesting that despite the artificial origin, certain characteristics remain consistent. This linguistic nuance allows for a more precise expression of comparative observations in Finnish, particularly in scientific, technical, or general descriptive contexts where the distinction between natural and synthetic is relevant.