vaikeutuviin

vaikeutuviin is a Finnish word that translates to "growing more difficult" or "becoming harder." It is the plural partitive form of the verb vaikeutua, which means to become difficult or to be aggravated. This word is often used in contexts where a situation, condition, or task is progressively worsening or becoming more challenging to manage.

For example, one might say that a patient's condition is vaikeutuviin, implying that their illness is progressing and becoming more severe. Similarly, a project's progress could be described as vaikeutuviin if unforeseen obstacles or complications arise, making its completion more arduous. The term can also refer to abstract concepts, such as when societal challenges are vaikeutuviin, indicating a trend of increasing complexity or hardship.

The grammatical form of vaikeutuviin highlights that the difficulty is ongoing and affecting multiple instances or aspects of something. It conveys a sense of continuous deterioration or intensification of challenges. Understanding this word requires recognizing its root verb and its specific grammatical inflection, which denotes a process of increasing difficulty in a plural or indefinite context.