Teljes

Teljes is a Hungarian adjective meaning complete, whole, or full. It is used to describe something that is not partial but reaches its full extent, content, or coverage. Common combinations include 'teljes készlet' (full stock), 'teljes körű vizsgálat' (comprehensive examination), and 'teljes mértékben' (to a full extent). The word can modify nouns directly and is often employed to express sufficiency or thoroughness in a given context.

The adverbial form 'teljesen' means completely or totally and is used to modify verbs or adjectives. The noun 'teljesség' denotes the concept of completeness or wholeness. In addition, the comparative and superlative forms such as 'teljesebb' and 'legteljesebb' may be used to indicate a higher degree of completeness in certain contexts, though in everyday usage other constructions (for example, 'még teljesebb') are also common to convey emphasis.

Etymology and origin: teljes is of native Hungarian origin. It is generally treated as an adjective derived from a root related to fullness, with the suffix that forms a descriptive term. The word participates in a family of expressions built around completeness, such as 'teljes körű' or 'teljesség', rather than being borrowed from another language.

See also: teljesség, teljes körű, teljes mértékben, teljesen.