ulkoisestikin

ulkoisestikin is a Finnish adverb. It translates to "externally," "outwardly," or "visibly" in English. This adverb is used to describe something that pertains to the outward appearance or external nature of a person, object, or situation. It focuses on what can be observed from the outside, as opposed to internal qualities or hidden aspects.

For example, one might say that a building looks beautiful ulkoisestikin, meaning its external appearance is aesthetically pleasing. In a social context, it could describe how someone behaves ulkoisestikin, referring to their observable actions and demeanor. The word emphasizes the visible or external dimension of a subject, contrasting it with what is internal or unseen. It is derived from the Finnish word "ulkoinen," meaning external or outward. The suffix "-kin" is a clitic that adds emphasis or indicates a scope, suggesting "even externally" or "also externally."