Fullkomin

Fullkomin is an Icelandic adjective meaning "perfect" or "complete." It is used to describe things that meet a high standard, encompassing quality, form, and function. The word is formed from a sense of fullness and arrival, conveying the idea that something has arrived at its full state. In Icelandic, fullkomin is declined to agree with gender, number, and case, so the ending varies between masculine, feminine, and neuter forms, and in singular and plural usage.

In modern usage, fullkomin appears in everyday speech as a descriptive term, in media coverage, and in marketing materials to signal high quality or excellence. It is also encountered in titles or branding, where the word conveys a positive, aspirational connotation without specifying particular attributes.

Because it is a general adjective, fullkomin is not tied to a specific domain and can describe physical objects, performances, arguments, or designs. Its usage reflects cultural notions of adequacy and idealization in Icelandic discourse.

See also: "Perfect" in English; other Germanic cognates that express completeness or excellence.