terveilläkin

terveilläkin is a Finnish word that functions as an adverb. It is a comparative form of the word terve, which means "healthy" or "well." Therefore, terveilläkin literally translates to "even healthier" or "even better." It is used to indicate a degree of improvement or a higher state of well-being compared to a previous state or a reference point.

This adverb is often employed in contexts discussing health, recovery, or positive development. For instance, someone might say they are feeling terveilläkin after a period of illness, implying that their recovery has surpassed expectations or reached a new level of robustness. It can also be used in more abstract situations, such as describing a process that is improving or a situation that is becoming more favorable. The particle "-kin" attached to the end of the word adds emphasis, suggesting "also," "too," or "even." Thus, terveilläkin implies that not only is the subject healthy or well, but it is so to an even greater extent than might be expected or previously observed.