Eritasoisten

Eritasoisten is a Finnish grammatical form that means “of varying levels” or “differing in level.” It is the genitive plural form of the adjective eritasoinen and is used to describe plural nouns in contexts where the items come in more than one level or degree. The word appears in phrases such as eritasoisten tehtävien, eritasoisten koulutusten and eritasoisten moduulien. The meaning centers on variation in difficulty, complexity, or category within a group.

Etymology and form: eritasoinen combines eri- (different) with taso (level, tier) and the suffix -inen (adjective). The inflected form eritasoisten adjusts to the plural noun it modifies and to the grammatical case (for example genitive or partitive) in a sentence.

Usage: The term is common in education, training, assessment, and research to indicate that elements are organized by level. It can describe tasks of different difficulty, courses offered at several levels, or data that are broken down by tier. Examples include eritasoisten tehtävien valikoima, eritasoisten koulutusten tarjonta, and eritasoisten moduulien tasot.

Examples:

- Kurssilla tarjotaan eritasoisten tehtävien valikoima.

- Eritasoisten koulutusten tarjonta mahdollistaa sekä aloittelijoille että edistyneille.

Notes: In Finnish, the ending eritasoisten changes with the noun’s number and case. It is used when referring to multiple items that belong to several levels, and it functions as a grammatical descriptor rather than a standalone noun. See also adjectives decline in accordance with noun phrases and the broader concept of tiered or differentiated systems.