Monimutkaisiakin

Monimutkaisiakin is a Finnish adjective form derived from monimutkainen (complex, intricate) used with the enclitic particle -kin to add emphasis, meaning “even more complicated” or “some of the more complicated ones.” It is the plural partitive form of monimutkainen when combined with -kin and is typically placed before a plural partitive noun, such as asioita or kysymyksiä. The expression signals that the speaker is referring to a subset of items that are comparatively more complicated than others.

In use, monimutkaisiakin appears in contexts where a discourse involves comparing different cases or examples within a category. It does not denote an absolute degree but rather a relative one within a group. For example: “Meidän on ratkaistava monimutkaisiakin ongelmia.” (We have to solve even more complicated problems.) “Hallitus joutuu käsittelemään monimutkaisiakin kysymyksiä.” (The government must deal with even more complicated questions.) These constructions emphasize the increased complexity of some items in the set.

Grammatically, monimutkaisiakin combines the -inen adjective ending with the -kin particle and the plural partitive form, aligning with a plural partitive noun. It contrasts with the non-emphatic plural forms such as monimutkaisempia (more complicated) or monimutkaisimmat (the most complicated). The form is common in written and spoken Finnish when nuance and precision about degrees of complexity are needed.