työntekijöitäkin

The word "työntekijöitäkin" is a Finnish word that translates to "employees too" or "also employees." It is the partitive plural form of "työntekijä," which means "employee." The "-kin" suffix in Finnish is a clitic that adds emphasis, similar to "too" or "also" in English.

This form of the word would be used in a sentence to indicate that employees are included in a particular group, action, or consideration, alongside other individuals or groups. For example, one might say "Myös työntekijöitäkin oli kutsuttu juhlaan," which means "Also employees were invited to the party." The word emphasizes that employees, perhaps in addition to management or other stakeholders, were part of the invitation list.

The grammatical structure of "työntekijöitäkin" is "työntekijöitä" (employees, partitive plural) followed by "-kin" (also, too). The partitive case is often used for indefinite quantities or when referring to a portion of a group, which is common in Finnish sentence construction. The addition of "-kin" makes it clear that the employees are an additional group being mentioned. This word highlights inclusivity or a broader scope of participation.