tulevankin

Tulevankin is not a standalone lexical entry but an inflected form in Finnish, formed from the adjective tuleva ("future, upcoming") with the genitive suffix -n and the enclitic particle -kin ("also, even"). It commonly appears in connected phrases where the adjective modifies a following noun in the genitive, producing a nuance of inclusion or emphasis: literally "also of the future" or idiomatically "even next/upcoming."

Formation and pronunciation: morphologically, tuleva + -n + -kin → tulevankin. The word follows regular Finnish inflection and clitic attachment patterns; primary stress falls on the first syllable (approximate pronunciation [ˈtulevɑnkin]).

Usage and meaning: tulevankin is used when a speaker wants to mark that something applies to a future time as well, or to emphasize that the future instance is included. It is more a product of morphological concatenation than a separate vocabulary item. Examples in composite phrases include expressions equivalent to "even next year" or "also in the coming period" when combined with a noun in the genitive case.

Related forms: other inflections and combinations occur depending on number, case, and word order (e.g., tulevatkin for plural, tulevakin when not followed by a genitive noun). As a derivative form, tulevankin is usually discussed under entries for tuleva and the clitic -kin rather than as an independent headword in dictionaries.