tasaista

Tasaista is a Finnish language term that functions as the partitive singular form of the adjective tasainen, meaning even, uniform, or steady. In usage, tasaista describes a state or distribution that is regular, smooth, or continuous, and it is commonly found in phrases that refer to movement, income, growth, or treatment.

In everyday speech, tasaista conveys the sense of steadiness or regularity. It can describe physical motion, for example, driving at a tasaista vauhtia (a steady pace), or economic and social patterns, such as tasaista tuloa (steady income) or tasaista kasvua (steady growth). The word is also used in policy and journalism to characterize fairness or even distribution over time, often in the sense of continuity and predictability rather than equality by law.

Grammatically, tasaista is the partitive singular form of tasainen. It appears in sentences where the described quality is treated as an indefinite amount or when paired with a noun in the partitive case, reflecting ongoing or general states rather than a definite, complete quantity. The related noun forms include tasaisuus (evenness) and expressions built from tasainen to describe various dimensions of regularity.

See also: tasainen, tasa-arvo, tasaisuus, tasaisesti.