skomplikowanych

Skomplikowanych is a Polish inflected form of the adjective skomplikowany, which means complicated or involved. It is not a standalone lemma but a declined form used to describe plural nouns in specific cases. In practice, skomplikowanych appears as the genitive plural and the accusative plural form of the adjective, typically accompanying masculine personal, mixed, or neuter nouns in contexts where those cases are required.

Grammatically, skomplikowanych ends the same for all genders in genitive plural, and it also serves as the accusative plural form in many contexts, especially with inanimate nouns. Examples include skomplikowanych przepisów (of complicated regulations) and skomplikowanych sytuacji (complicated situations). The form signals that the noun it modifies is part of a larger, intricate or involved set of elements.

Etymology and usage notes: the adjective derives from skomplikować (to complicate) or its related noun komplikacja (a complication). The prefix s- and the root from komplika—shared with the base term for complication—reflect the word’s semantic enrichment. Skomplikowanych appears more frequently in formal, technical, or bureaucratic language and in written discourse discussing complexity, processes, or regulations. In everyday speech, simpler constructions with the base adjective skomplikowany are common, but skomplikowanych retains precise grammatical and stylistic usefulness when listing multiple complicated items.