epäyhtäisiä

epäyhtäisiä is a Finnish word that translates to "unequal" or "disparate" in English. It is used to describe a state of inequality or a lack of uniformity between two or more things. This can refer to a wide range of contexts, from social and economic disparities to differences in physical characteristics or capabilities.

In social and economic contexts, epäyhtäisiä might describe unequal distribution of wealth, resources, or opportunities within a society. It can highlight disparities between different groups of people based on factors like income, education, or social status. For instance, one might speak of epäyhtäisiä palkkoja (unequal wages) to denote differences in pay for similar work.

Beyond social and economic issues, the term can also be applied to describe any situation where things are not the same or do not match. This could include disparities in size, shape, color, or any other measurable attribute. For example, if two objects are of vastly different dimensions, one might describe them as being epäyhtäisiä. The word emphasizes the absence of equality or sameness, highlighting a fundamental difference or imbalance.