talouksiinkin

Talouksiinkin is a Finnish word that is a plural dative form of "talous," which translates to "economy" or "household" in English. The dative case in Finnish often indicates the indirect object or the recipient of an action, and the plural form signifies more than one such entity. Therefore, "talouksiinkin" literally means "to the economies too" or "to the households too."

This word would be used in a sentence to express that something is relevant or applicable to multiple economies or households, in addition to other things already mentioned or implied. For example, a discussion about new tax regulations might conclude that these changes will affect various businesses and "talouksiinkin" (meaning, also the households). Similarly, when discussing the impact of a new social policy, one might state that it benefits individuals and "talouksiinkin." The "kin" suffix in Finnish is an enclitic particle that adds emphasis, often translating to "also," "too," or "even." Thus, "talouksiinkin" carries an additional layer of emphasis, highlighting the inclusion of these economies or households among others affected. The precise nuance would depend heavily on the surrounding context of the sentence.