tasaisemmilta

Tasaisemmilta is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the adjective tasaisempi, meaning “more even.” It represents the elative case form, created by attaching the elative ending -lta to the comparative stem tasaisem-. The form is used to indicate origin or source in contexts that describe a state of greater evenness and is typically found in descriptive or technical Finnish, including geography, statistics, or materials science.

In use, tasaisemmilta modifies a noun in the elative (from) case, conveying “from a more even [surface/area/condition].” Common contexts include descriptions of terrain, surfaces, or distributions where a comparison to less even states is implied. While not a standard part of everyday speech, it appears in written Finnish, academic writing, and language resources to illustrate inflection patterns.

Examples in Finnish with English translations:

- Havaintoja kerättiin tasaisemmilta pinnoilta. Observations were collected from more even surfaces.

- Kartoitus tehtiin tasaisemmilta alueilta. The survey was conducted from areas with more even terrain.

Notes:

Tasaisemmilta is not a widely used standalone term or proper noun; it is a specific inflected form used to convey comparison and origin within descriptive language. Its relevance is primarily linguistic and educational, illustrating how Finnish forms a relative or source-bearing phrase from a comparative adjective.