Teljeskör

Teljeskör is a Hungarian term used to express the idea of a complete, all-encompassing scope within a given domain. It combines teljes (complete) and kör (circle or scope) and is often employed to convey a holistic or full-service perspective. In everyday usage, the word emphasizes that no essential element is left out, rather than focusing on a single aspect.

In practical terms, teljeskör appears most often in business, technology, and organizational discourse to describe comprehensive offerings or capabilities. For example, teljeskörű szolgáltatások or teljeskörű megoldások refer to a complete suite of services or an integrated solution that covers multiple functions. The concept is closely related to notions such as holisztikus megközelítés (holistic approach) and teljes körű ellátottság (comprehensive coverage). In project management or strategy discussions, adopting a teljeskör szemlélet means addressing all phases and components—from planning and implementation to support and maintenance.

Etymology and usage notes: teljeskör is formed from the basic Hungarian words teljes and kör, with the sense of a full, inclusive circle of elements. While the compound is understood in contemporary Hungarian, the more common hybrid phrase teljes körű is widely used to mean “comprehensive.” Teljeskör is thus most often found in marketing, strategic writing, and industry-specific contexts as a compact nominal or concept name.

See also: teljes körű, teljeskörű szolgáltatások, holisztikus megközelítés.