Pooltäielikud

Pooltäielikud is an Estonian term that translates to "partially complete" or "semi-complete" in English. It is often used to describe a state of incompletion or a situation where something is not fully finished but has undergone a significant portion of its development or construction. The term can be applied in various contexts, including projects, buildings, or even abstract concepts.

In the realm of construction, pooltäielikud might refer to a building that has been erected and has its basic structure in place, but still requires interior finishing, installation of utilities, or landscaping. This means it is inhabitable or functional to a certain degree, but not yet ready for its intended final use. Similarly, in project management, a pooltäielikud project would be one that has met many of its objectives but has some remaining tasks or deliverables yet to be completed.

The concept of pooltäielikud can also extend to more abstract ideas. For instance, a historical account might be considered pooltäielikud if it covers a significant period but lacks detailed information or analysis of certain events. The term implies progress has been made, but a final state has not been achieved. It signifies an intermediate stage rather than a complete absence of progress. Understanding this term helps in accurately describing situations that are neither fully finished nor entirely unfinished.