eripituisissa

Eripituisissa is a Finnish adjective form meaning “in varying lengths” or “of varying lengths.” It is formed from eri- meaning “different” and pituis- meaning “long,” with the suffix -ssa indicating a locative or inessive case, used with plural nouns.

In Finnish grammar, eripituisinen (the singular form) describes a noun with varying lengths; eripituisissa is its inessive plural form, used to describe multiple items whose lengths differ, placed in a context such as “eripituisissa paloissa” (in parts of varying lengths).

Common usage occurs in fields such as architecture, woodworking, textiles, manufacturing, and descriptive data where lengths are not uniform. The term functions as a descriptive qualifier rather than a fixed technical term.

Example: Esineet voidaan jakaa eripituisissa paloissa. Translation: The items can be divided into parts of varying lengths.

See also: Finnish language, Finnish grammar, adjectives, inessive case, compound adjectives.