Täiskujulises

Täiskujulises is an Estonian word that translates to "in full size" or "full-scale" in English. It is often used in contexts related to visual arts, design, and architecture to describe something that is represented at its actual dimensions, rather than as a smaller model, sketch, or plan.

For example, an artist might create a full-scale replica of a sculpture to study its proportions before commencing the final work. Similarly, an architect might present a full-scale drawing of a facade to demonstrate how it will appear on the building. In the realm of filmmaking, a full-scale set is constructed to replicate a real-world location or a fantastical environment, allowing actors to interact with it directly.

The term emphasizes the complete and unreduced representation of an object or concept, providing a tangible understanding of its true size and presence. This contrasts with scaled-down models or miniature representations, which serve different purposes, such as planning, visualization from a distance, or ease of transport and display. When something is described as täiskujulises, it signifies that it is being presented or understood at its authentic, real-world dimensions.