tasasuuruiset

Tasasuuruiset is a Finnish term meaning “the same size.” The word is used as an adjective to describe objects or figures that share the same dimensions in a given measurement, such as length, width, area, or volume. It is formed from tasa (equal/same) and suurus (size) with the usual adjectival suffix -iset.

In practice, tasasuuruiset describes a relation of size between multiple items. It is often used in geometry, design, and technical contexts to highlight uniformity of size across a set of objects, without implying anything about shape or orientation.

Examples illustrate the concept. Tasasuuruiset ympyrät are circles that have the same radius. Tasasuuruiset kuutiot are cubes whose edge lengths are the same. In a broader sense, you can refer to tasasuuruiset kappaleet as objects that are identical in size according to a specified metric, such as linear dimensions or volume.

The term’s counterpart is erikokoiset or eri kokoiset, which describe objects differing in size. Tasasuuruisuutta is used for describing uniformity of size within a group, while noting that other properties like shape or arrangement may vary.

Notes on usage: tasasuuruiset does not by itself imply congruence or similarity of shape; it only states equality of size under a defined measure. The term is common in Finnish technical language and everyday speech when emphasizing uniform dimensions rather than exact geometric equivalence.