viileämmässäkin

"viileämmässäkin" is a Finnish word, a case form of the adjective "viileä" meaning "cool" or "mild." Specifically, it is the inessive plural form, translating to "in cooler (things/places/conditions)" or "even in cooler." The ending "-ssä" denotes the inessive case, indicating location within something, and the "-kin" suffix adds an emphasis, meaning "also" or "even."

This word is used to express a condition or situation that is cool or mild, and the addition of "-kin" suggests that this coolness or mildness is present despite other factors or in addition to other qualities. For example, it could be used in a sentence describing how a particular food or drink remains enjoyable even when consumed in cooler temperatures, or how a certain type of clothing is suitable even for milder weather. The specific meaning is highly dependent on the context in which it is used. It functions as an adjective modifying a plural noun, or it can stand alone as a predicative adjective in a plural context, implying "even in cooler ones."