komplisoituneista

komplisoituneista is a Finnish grammatical form. It is the elative plural of the past passive participle komplisoitunut, which comes from the verb komplisoida (to complicate or entangle). The form refers to a set of things that have become complicated and is used to describe that subset in phrases. It is not a standalone lexical word, but a morphological form used in written and spoken language.

In use, komplisoituneista typically marks source or origin of complexity in relation to a noun. It often appears with nouns in phrases such as komplisoituneista tapauksista or komplisoituneista suhteista, meaning “from the complicated cases” or “from the entangled relationships.” The elative plural can also convey “of the complicated ones” when the surrounding sentence centers the group as a referent.

Examples:

- Tutkimus arvioi komplisoituneista tilanteista aiheutuvia riskejä.

- Haasteet liittyvät komplisoituneista suhteista johtuvien ongelmien hallintaan.

Etymology and related forms:

komplisoituneista derives from komplisoitunut, the participle form of komplisoida, a loanword based on the concept of making something more complicated. Related terms include komplisoida (to complicate) and komplisoituminen (the process of becoming complicated).

Notes:

Because komplisoituneista is a grammatical form, its exact meaning hinges on the noun it modifies. It is most common in analytical or formal Finnish when discussing sets of items that have developed additional complexity.