komplikoit

Komplikoit is a Finnish verb form used to express the act of making something more complex. It is a finite present-tense form derived from the verb komplikoida, which means to complicate. In Finnish, verbs inflect for person and number, so komplikoit can appear with different subjects in present tense in ordinary speech, journalism, and written text. The form is part of a family of related words built from the root komplikoid- including komplikaatio (a complication) and komplikoitua (to become complicated).

Origin and usage: The root comes from the English word to complicate, adapted into Finnish as komplikoida. The sense is to add layers of complexity or difficulty to a situation. In practice, komplikoit is used to describe actions, plans, or processes that increase complexity and potentially hinder resolution. It appears in political commentary, business reporting, and everyday language.

See also: komplikaatio, komplikoitua, monimutkaisuus, kompleksisuus.