Tasaisimmat

Tasaisimmat is a Finnish adjective form meaning "the most even" or "the most level." It is the plural superlative form of the adjective tasainen, which denotes uniformity, smoothness, or lack of variation. In use, tasaisimmat refers to the items within a group that exhibit the highest degree of evenness. It can describe physical surfaces, distributions, or patterns, and it can also carry figurative meanings, such as the most even years in a timeline or the most balanced portions of a dataset.

Grammatically, tasaisimmat is used with plural nouns in nominative and other cases according to Finnish inflection rules. The form is created by adding the superlative ending to the stem of tasainen. The singular counterpart is tasaisin, which would modify a singular noun (for example, tasaisin piha means “the smoothest/most even yard”). In sentences, tasaisimmat typically appear as part of a noun phrase that identifies the most even members of a group.

Examples include: Tasaisimmat pinnat olivat sileitä. Tämä kuvaa tilaa, jossa vaihtelut ovat pienimmät. Tutkimuksessa päädyttiin tasaisimpiin mittauksiin, mikä osoitti rakenteen murtumattoman luonteen. The term is not a proper noun; rather, it is a grammatical form used across contexts to express the peak degree of evenness. Etymologically, it derives from tasainen with the Finnish superlative construction -immat.