viimeinenkin

"Viimeinenkin" is a Finnish word that translates to "even the last one" or "the very last one" in English. It is a compound word formed by combining "viimeinen" (last) and the clitic particle "-kin" (also, even). The "-kin" particle serves to emphasize that the subject in question is indeed the last one, leaving no room for doubt.

The word "viimeinenkin" is often used in contexts where something has been depleted, exhausted, or has come to an end. For example, one might say "Viimeinenkin leipä oli syöty" which translates to "Even the last bread was eaten," indicating that all the bread has been consumed. Similarly, "Viimeinenkin toivo sammui" means "Even the last hope died," signifying complete despair.

The usage of "viimeinenkin" highlights a sense of finality and completeness. It can convey a feeling of relief if something undesirable has finally ended, or a sense of sadness or regret if something valuable has been lost. The particle "-kin" adds a nuance of surprise or confirmation that even the most unlikely or final element has been included in the event or situation. It is a common expression in everyday Finnish conversation and literature, used to convey a strong sense of finality regarding a particular subject or item.