Täielikumani

"Täielikumani" is an Estonian word, an adverb derived from the adjective "täielik" meaning "complete" or "full." The suffix "-umani" indicates a comparative or superlative degree, suggesting "more completely" or "most completely." Therefore, "täielikumani" functions as a comparative adverb, signifying a greater degree of completeness or fullness in an action or state.

For instance, one might say a task was done "täielikumani" if it was executed with more thoroughness or attention to detail than before. It implies an advancement towards a more perfect or finished condition. The word is used to describe how something is performed or achieved, emphasizing a higher level of completeness. Its usage is context-dependent, allowing for nuanced expression of degrees of completion in various situations.