Monitasoisilla

Monitasoisilla is a Finnish adjective in the inessive plural form used to describe objects or systems that include or operate on several levels or tiers. It derives from the base adjective monitasoinen, meaning multi-level or multi-tier, and the suffix -illa marks the location or state “on” or “at” in plural form. In usage, monitasoisilla typically accompanies a noun in the plural in the inessive case.

The term is encountered across several domains. In architecture and construction, it can describe buildings or facilities that span more than a single level. In information technology and systems design, it is used for multi-tier or layered architectures and data structures. In organizational and business planning, it may refer to hierarchies that extend across several administrative or functional levels. Because it is a general linguistic marker rather than a fixed technical standard, its exact meaning is shaped by context.

Usage notes: monitasoisilla is common in formal or technical Finnish, especially in academic, planning, or industry texts. It conveys emphasis on the presence of multiple levels and contrasts with single-level or single-tier alternatives. In everyday speech, speakers may opt for more everyday synonyms such as kerroksellinen or kerroksittainen, depending on the nuance and register.

Example usage: Monitasoisilla rakennuksilla on useita kerroksia, ja jokaisella kerroksella on oma tarkoituksensa. (Multi-level buildings have several floors, each with its own function.)