tasapainoisista

Tasapainoisista is the elative plural form of the Finnish adjective tasapainoinen, meaning well-balanced or balanced. It is used to refer to a subset of a group described by that adjective, indicating origin or source among the well-balanced. The expression typically accompanies a noun in the elative plural, and the overall translation is roughly “from the well-balanced ones” or “of the well-balanced people.”

For example, tasapainoisista ihmisistä means “from the well-balanced people,” and tasapainoisista ryhmistä means “from the well-balanced groups.” The form is part of standard Finnish adjective declension; for tasapainoinen the elative plural ends in -ista, producing tasapainoisista.

The bare form tasapainoisista without a following noun is uncommon and usually appears in elliptical constructions or as part of longer phrases, where the noun is understood from context. In full phrases, the adjective agrees with the noun in number and case, as in tasapainoisista ihmisistä or tasapainoisista ryhmistä.

Usage notes: tasapainoisista is neutral and does not convey any special concept beyond grammatical agreement. It is primarily encountered in linguistic descriptions or in contexts where distinguishing a source subgroup is necessary, rather than as a standalone thematic term.

Etymology: tasapainoinen derives from tasapaino meaning balance, with the descriptive suffix -inen; -ista marks the elative plural in Finnish adjective declension.