Täieulatuslik

Täieulatuslik is an Estonian word that translates to "comprehensive," "full-scale," "all-encompassing," or "extensive" in English. It is used to describe something that covers all aspects, includes all necessary elements, or is carried out to its utmost extent. The word is an adjective and its meaning can vary slightly depending on the context in which it is used.

In various contexts, täieulatuslik can refer to a wide range of situations. For example, a "täieulatuslik uuring" would be a comprehensive study, meaning it investigates all relevant factors and provides a complete picture. Similarly, a "täieulatuslik remont" would indicate a complete renovation or overhaul, addressing all necessary repairs and improvements. The term can also be applied to plans, strategies, or operations, signifying that they are thorough and leave no detail overlooked.

The word is derived from "täis" meaning "full" and "ulatus" meaning "extent" or "scope." The suffix "-lik" indicates an adjectival form, similar to "-ful" or "-y" in English. Therefore, literally translated, it means "having full extent." Its usage emphasizes completeness and a lack of limitations, suggesting that something is not partial or limited but rather embraces its entire potential or scope.