eritasoisesta

Eritasoisesta is a Finnish adjective form meaning “from a multilevel” or more commonly “of different levels” or “varying in level.” It is the elative singular form of the base adjective eritasoinen, which describes something that differs in level, difficulty, or degree. The word is built from eri- (different) and taso (level), with the common adjective suffix -inen that yields eritasoinen.

In usage, eritasoinen describes a noun and agrees with it in number and case. The elative form eritasoisesta signals origin or reference to something that comes from or is characterized by varying levels. For example, eritasoisesta tehtäväpaketista means “from a package of tasks of varying levels,” and eritasoisesta ryhmästä means “from a group at different levels.” The term is particularly common in education, research, and policy discussions when content, assessments, or data contain or address differing levels of difficulty or complexity.

Examples:

- Käytämme eritasoisia tehtäviä luokkahuoneessa. (We use tasks of varying levels in the classroom.)

- Tutkimus käyttää eritasoisesta aineistosta saatuja tuloksia. (The study uses results from data of varying levels.)

- Oppimateriaali tarjolla eritasoisena, jotta kaikki voivat harjoitella omalla tasollaan. (Learning material available at varying levels for everyone to practice at their own level.)

Etymology and related forms: eritasoinen is the adjective; eritasoiset (plural) and eritasoisuus (the quality of having varying levels) are related forms.