monimutkaisemmat

Monimutkaisemmat is a Finnish adjective form meaning “more complicated.” It is the plural nominative form of the comparative adjective monimutkaisempi, which is the comparative of monimutkainen (complex, complicated). It is used to compare several things or situations, indicating that they are more complicated than another set.

In Finnish, adjectives agree with the noun they modify in number and case. Therefore monimutkaisemmat occurs with plural nouns, as in monimutkaisemmat ratkaisut (the more complicated solutions) or monimutkaisemmat ohjeet (the more complicated instructions). The positive form is monimutkainen, the comparative is monimutkaisempi, and the superlative is monimutkaisimmat.

Usage and nuance: monimutkaisemmat is commonly used when discussing processes, designs, problems, or ideas that require more effort or involve more elements than a reference set. For stronger emphasis, intensifiers such as vielä or yhä can accompany the comparative (e.g., vielä monimutkaisemmat ratkaisut).

Examples:

- Nämä ratkaisut ovat monimutkaisemmat kuin nuo. (These solutions are more complicated than those.)

- Monimutkaisemmat ohjeet voivat olla turhia, jos käyttäjä tarvitsee vain perusvaiheet.

Related terms: monimutkaisuus (complexity), monimutkaistaa (to make more complex), monimutkaisempi (the comparative singular form).