Monimutkistumme

Monimutkistumme is a Finnish verb form meaning "we become more complicated." It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb monimutkistua, which conveys the process of increasing complexity. The term is built from the adjective monimutkainen (complex) and the state-changing suffix -istua, which is used to express a transition into a new state.

In usage, monimutkistumme is commonly employed in contemporary public discourse, especially in discussions about governance, bureaucracy, technology, and organizational processes. It conveys a collective self-assessment that systems, procedures, or social arrangements are growing more intricate or opaque, sometimes as a critique of layering rules and requirements.

Examples:

- Monimutkistumme, kun hallinnon prosesseihin lisätään yhä useita valvonta- ja raportointivälineitä.

- Monimutkistumme, jos emme yksinkertaista päätöksentekoa.

Notes: The form is a standard grammatical creation rather than a fixed lexical item; its frequency is contextual and largely found in opinion pieces, essays, and linguistic commentary. It is related to monimutkainen (complex), monimutkistua (to become more complicated), and monimutkaisuus (complexity).

See also: monimutkainen; monimutkistua; monimutkaisuus.