tasaisemmin

Tasaisemmin is a Finnish adverb meaning “more evenly” or “more smoothly,” used to compare the degree of evenness or uniformity in how something occurs, develops, or is distributed. It expresses that one situation or process is more even than another.

Etymology and form: Tasaisemmin is formed from the adjective tasainen (even, uniform) with the comparative adverb suffix -emmin, producing an adverb that signals a higher degree of evenness. Related terms include tasainen (even), tasaisuus (evenness), and tasaisesti (evenly).

Usage: The word appears in neutral, descriptive contexts such as statistics, economics, and process descriptions. It commonly accompanies verbs describing distribution, progression, or variation. Examples:

- Tulokset jakautuivat tasaisemmin tänä vuonna. (The results were distributed more evenly this year.)

- Kehitys eteni tasaisemmin kuin odotettiin. (The development proceeded more evenly than expected.)

- Sää jakautui tasaisemmin alueittain. (The weather was more evenly distributed across regions.)

Notes: Tasaisemmin is used for direct comparison of how evenly something occurs or unfolds. It sits alongside other Finnish adverbs formed to express degree and comparison, such as tasaisesti (evenly) for non-contrastive use. The term is standard in formal and informative writing and is suitable for descriptions requiring a precise assessment of uniformity.