komplikuje

komplikuje is a Polish verb form meaning to complicate or to make something more complex or difficult. It is the present tense of the imperfective verb komplikować, used to describe ongoing or general actions. The form komplikuje corresponds to the third-person singular subject and is commonly found in everyday speech as well as in formal writing.

The verb komplikować has a corresponding perfective form, which is skomplikować. The perfective aspect expresses a completed action or a definite future event, as in skomplikuje, which is the future tense equivalent with a completed component. In usage, speakers choose the imperfective or perfective variant to emphasize either the process of becoming more complex or the completion of that process.

Etymology traces the Polish word back to the Latin complicare, via German komplizieren, with the Polish adaptation komplikować. The modern form and spelling reflect standard Polish phonology and orthography, including the use of the letter k and the suffix -ować.

In practice, komplikuje is used to describe situations, plans, procedures, or explanations that have become more difficult or tangled due to new factors. It can be applied across contexts, from everyday decisions to technical or administrative processes. For example, Ta decyzja komplikuje sytuację (This decision complicates the situation) and Sytuacja komplikuje się (The situation is becoming more complicated). The term carries a neutral tone and is suitable for analytical, journalistic, and descriptive writing.