Täispikimate

Täispikimate is an Estonian word that translates to "full-length" in English. It is commonly used as an adjective to describe something that extends to its complete or entire length. For example, it can refer to a full-length mirror, a full-length coat, or a full-length film. The word is formed by combining "täis" meaning "full" or "complete" and "pikk" meaning "long". The suffix "-imate" indicates the superlative degree, suggesting the longest possible or entire length.

In practical terms, "täispikimate" emphasizes the absence of any missing parts or sections. When referring to clothing, a täispikimate coat or dress would cover the wearer from shoulders to ankles. In the context of films or videos, a täispikimate production means the entire movie or show as intended by its creators, without any cuts or abridged versions. Similarly, a täispikimate sentence or thought would express a complete idea. The term is straightforward in its meaning and widely understood in everyday Estonian conversation and writing.