eritasoiset

eritasoiset is a Finnish adjective meaning "of different levels" or "varying in degree." It is the plural form of eritasoinen, formed from eri- meaning "different" and tasoinen meaning "level" or "grade." The term conveys heterogeneity or a range of levels within a group and agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case (for example eritasoiset tehtävät, eritasoisen tehtävän).

The expression is commonly used in education to describe tasks, exercises, or materials that come in multiple difficulty levels, such as eritasoiset tehtävät or eritasoiset harjoitukset. It also appears in planning, research, and service delivery to indicate stratified or graded categories, for instance eritasoiset palvelut, eritasoiset riskit, or eritasoiset ohjelmat. In everyday language it can refer to objects or outcomes that differ in quality, intensity, or complexity.

Examples of usage include phrases like eritasoiset tehtävät (tasks at different levels of difficulty), eritasoiset ohjeet (instructions at differing levels of detail), and eritasoiset koulutusvaatimukset (varying training requirements). The word is used attributively with a following noun, and it can be declined to match case and number. As an adjective, eritasoiset is commonly contrasted with erilailla or eri tasoiset in contexts where distinctions between levels are being described or analyzed.