eiunitaarisen

eiunitaarisen is a Finnish adjective. It translates to "non-unitary" or "not united" in English. This term is often used in political or organizational contexts to describe something that lacks a single, unified structure or governing body. For instance, a political party that is eiunitaarisen might have distinct factions or regional branches with significant autonomy. Similarly, an organization described as eiunitaarisen might not operate under a centralized command, but rather as a collection of independent or semi-independent units.

The concept of eiunitaarisen stands in contrast to "yhtenäinen" (unified) or "unitaarinen" (unitary). In discussions about governance, an eiunitaarinen state would imply a distribution of power rather than a concentration in a central government. This could relate to federal systems or confederations where constituent parts retain considerable sovereignty. In a more abstract sense, it can refer to anything that is not a cohesive whole but rather a collection of separate elements. The specific nuance of "eiunitaarisen" depends heavily on the context in which it is used, but the core meaning consistently refers to a lack of singular unity or integration.