tasapuolisista

Tasapuolisista is the elative plural form of the Finnish adjective tasapuolinen, which means fair, even-handed, or impartial. It is used when the adjective modifies a plural noun in the elative case, often to indicate grounds, sources, or references from which something is derived. In formal or argumentative writing, tasapuolisista appears when describing fairness criteria or the basis of a claim.

In practice, tasapuolisista is commonly found in political, legal, and organizational discourse. For example, it can occur in phrases such as tasapuolisista perusteista or tasapuolisista ratkaisuista, where it signals a reference to fair grounds or fair solutions. The form is one of the many inflected variants of tasapuolinen that Finnish uses to agree with noun in number and case.

Related forms and usage notes:

- tasapuolinen (singular) and tasapuoliset (nominative plural) are the base adjective forms.

- tasapuolisin (superlative) and tasapuolisempi (comparative) express degrees of fairness.

- Other plural cases include tasapuolisten (genitive plural), tasapuolisista (elative plural, the topic of this article), tasapuolisiin (illative plural), and similar inflected forms for different cases.

- Finnish adjectives generally decline to agree with the nouns they modify, so tasapuolisista will shift to match number and case in different contexts.

Tasapuolisista thus functions primarily as an inflected form rather than a standalone term, used to discuss fairness criteria, impartiality, or arguments grounded in fairness.