yleisempääkin

yleisempääkin is a Finnish word that can be translated in several ways depending on the context, but it generally conveys a sense of something being more general, common, or widespread. It is the comparative form of the word "yleinen," meaning "general" or "common." Therefore, "yleisempääkin" suggests a comparison where something is *even more* general, *more* common, or *more* widespread than something else previously mentioned or understood.

The word can appear in various grammatical constructions. For example, it might be used to indicate that a phenomenon, trend, or idea is not isolated but has a broader reach. It could also be used to describe a situation where a particular characteristic is more prevalent than anticipated. The nuance of "yleisempääkin" lies in its comparative nature, implying a degree of prevalence or generality that surpasses a certain baseline. Understanding its specific meaning requires looking at the surrounding sentences and the overall context of the discussion. It is a useful linguistic tool for expressing degrees of commonality or generality in Finnish.