Epätasomaiset

Epätasomaiset is a Finnish term that translates to "uneven" or "unequal" in English. It can be used in a variety of contexts to describe a lack of uniformity, balance, or consistency.

In geometry, epätasomaiset might refer to shapes that are not symmetrical or regular. For example, an epätasomainen polygon would be one with sides or angles of different lengths or measures, unlike a regular polygon.

In social or economic discussions, epätasomaiset can denote inequality. This could manifest as epätasomainen tulonjako (unequal income distribution) or epätasomainen elintaso (unequal living standards). It highlights disparities between different groups or regions within a population.

The term can also be applied to abstract concepts. For instance, epätasomainen kehitys (uneven development) might describe a situation where progress in one area is significantly outpaced by another, leading to imbalances. In a more literal sense, it can describe physical surfaces that are not flat or smooth, such as an epätasomainen tie (uneven road). The core meaning remains a deviation from a state of being even, equal, or uniform.