mutkikkaammissa

Mutkikkaammissa is a Finnish word that translates to "more winding" or "more complicated" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "mutkikas," meaning "winding," "complicated," or "complex." The word is used to describe situations, paths, or objects that have increased complexity or a greater number of turns than something else.

For example, a road might be described as "mutkikkaammissa" if it has more curves and turns than a previous section of the road or another road. Similarly, a problem or a process could be called "mutkikkaammissa" if it presents more challenges or intricate steps than a simpler version. The word implies a degree of difficulty in navigation or understanding due to its increased intricacy.

The suffix "-mmissa" is a common Finnish ending indicating the inessive plural case, which generally means "in" or "inside." Therefore, "mutkikkaammissa" literally translates to "in more winding/complicated ones." This grammatical structure suggests a context where one is situated within a set of more winding or complicated things. For instance, "Hän eksyi mutkikkaammissa teissä" translates to "He got lost in more winding roads." The word's usage is flexible and depends on the specific context to convey the intended meaning of amplified complexity or windingness.