Täiskõrguses

Täiskõrguses is an Estonian term that translates to "full height" or "at full stature" in English. It is used to describe a person or object that is standing or positioned at its complete vertical dimension, without being bent, crouched, or otherwise diminished in height. This phrase often appears in contexts related to physical presence, measurement, or description.

When referring to a person, täiskõrguses implies they are standing upright, allowing for an accurate assessment of their height. For example, a doctor might ask a patient to stand täiskõrguses for a measurement. In literature or general description, it can emphasize a person's imposing or commanding presence, suggesting they are not slouching or attempting to appear smaller than they are.

The term can also be applied to objects, such as buildings or trees, to denote their total vertical extent from base to the highest point. For instance, one might speak of a tower reaching täiskõrguses into the sky. It conveys a sense of completeness and uncompromised dimension. In essence, täiskõrguses signifies the maximum vertical dimension, unhindered by any reduction or compression.