monimutkaisemmät

Monimutkaisemmat is a Finnish word that translates to "more complex" or "more complicated" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "monimutkainen," meaning "complex" or "complicated." The word is used to describe situations, objects, systems, or ideas that are more intricate or difficult to understand, analyze, or manage than a previously mentioned or implied reference point.

For example, one might say that a new scientific theory is monimutkaisempi than the old one, indicating it has more variables, deeper interdependencies, or requires more advanced mathematical tools for comprehension. Similarly, a mechanical device could be described as monimutkaisempi if it has more moving parts or intricate mechanisms compared to a simpler model. In discussions about problem-solving, a situation might be deemed monimutkaisempi, suggesting that its resolution requires more steps, strategic thinking, or resources. The usage of "monimutkaisemmat" implies a direct comparison, highlighting an increase in the level of complexity.