Teljesség
Teljesség is a Hungarian noun meaning the quality or state of being complete, whole, or undivided. Derived from teljes, meaning complete, with the nominalizing suffix -ség, it designates the sense of totality, exhaustiveness, or fullness. In everyday language, teljesség is used to describe the completeness of a set, a plan, an experience, or a worldview, and it often implies that nothing essential is missing.
In philosophy and theory, teljesség is employed to talk about the totality of conditions, aspects, or causes
In mathematics and logic, teljesség is the Hungarian term commonly used to translate the idea of completeness.
Related terms include teljes (complete), összesség (overall totality), and teljességképe (a sense of wholeness). The concept