kolmitasinen
Kolmitasinen is a Finnish adjective meaning "having three levels" or "three-tiered." It is formed from kolmi- meaning three and tasinen, a suffix used to describe something with a level, plane, or tier. The term is used to describe objects or structures that consist of three distinct levels or layers, such as floors, layers in a system, or tiers in a cake.
In practice, kolmitasinen is less common in everyday speech for describing buildings; kolmierroksinen or kolmikerroksinen talo
Morphology-wise, kolmitasinen behaves like other -inen adjectives in Finnish: it is inflected to agree with the
See also: kaksikerroksinen, kolmikerroksinen, kolmitasoinen.
This article provides a concise overview of the term, noting its primary meaning, typical usage contexts, and