samanpituisen

Samanpituisen is a Finnish word that translates to "of the same length" in English. It is a grammatical form used to describe something that is equal in length to another. For example, if you have two sticks that are the same length, you could say "ne ovat samanpituisen" (they are of the same length). The word is derived from "sama" meaning "same" and "pitkä" meaning "long," with the "-isen" suffix indicating the genitive case, which in this context signifies possession or relation.

The usage of samanpituisen is common in comparative contexts when discussing physical dimensions. It can apply to objects, measurements, or even abstract concepts that can be quantified in terms of length. For instance, when comparing the lengths of roads, rivers, or even the duration of events, this term might be employed.

While "of the same length" is a direct translation, the nuance of samanpituisen in Finnish emphasizes the inherent quality of being equal in length rather than simply stating a comparison. It is a descriptive adjective that highlights a shared characteristic. The word remains a fundamental part of the Finnish language for expressing equality in linear measurement.