epätasaisina

Epätasaisina is the adessive plural form of the Finnish adjective "epätasainen". In Finnish grammar, the adessive case is used to indicate location, possession, or the means by which something is done. The plural form signifies that the adjective is describing more than one item or entity. Therefore, "epätasaisina" translates to "as uneven" or "in uneven ways" when referring to multiple subjects.

The adjective "epätasainen" itself means uneven, irregular, or rough. It can describe a variety of physical surfaces, such as uneven ground, an uneven texture, or an uneven distribution of objects. When used in the adessive plural, "epätasaisina", it would describe a situation where multiple things are uneven or are characterized by unevenness. For example, one might say that the fruits were arranged "epätasaisina" in a basket, meaning they were placed unevenly.

The grammatical structure of Finnish involves case endings attached to nouns, adjectives, and pronouns to indicate their function within a sentence. "Epätasaisina" exemplifies this system, showing the adjective "epätasainen" modified by the adessive case ending "-na" and plural agreement. This form is crucial for conveying nuanced meaning in Finnish, distinguishing between singular and plural, and indicating the specific relationship of the adjective to the noun it modifies.