Täyteyden
Täyteyden is the genitive form of the Finnish noun täyteys, which denotes fullness, completeness, or abundance. The concept can refer to physical fullness (a full stomach or a dish with substantial content), as well as to more abstract senses of being complete or richly developed. In philosophy, aesthetics, or literary contexts, täyteys may be used to describe a sense of plenitude or an abundance of content. Consequently, täyteyden expresses “the fullness of” something, as in phrases like täyteyden tunne (the feeling of fullness) or täyteyden vaikutus (the effect of fullness).
Etymology and form: Täyteyden is formed from the stem täyte- meaning “to fill” with the abstract noun
Usage: The term is primarily found in written and formal Finnish, including philosophical, literary, and analytical