Teljességgel

Teljességgel is a Hungarian word that translates to "completeness," "entirety," or "totality" in English. It is used to describe a state of being whole, without any missing parts or deficiencies. The concept of teljességgel can be applied to various aspects of life, from personal well-being to the completion of tasks or projects.

In a philosophical context, teljességgel might refer to the absolute or the ultimate state of being. It can represent a state of perfection or ultimate fulfillment. In everyday language, it signifies that something is finished, done, or all-inclusive. For example, one might say a task was completed "teljességgel" to indicate it was fully accomplished and nothing was left undone.

The word is derived from the Hungarian word "teljes," meaning "full" or "complete." The suffix "-ség" is a common abstract noun-forming suffix. Therefore, "teljességgel" directly conveys the idea of a state or quality of being full or complete. It emphasizes the absence of any lack or incompleteness.