Täispikk

Täispikk is an Estonian word that translates to "full-length" in English. It is primarily used as an adjective to describe something that extends for the entire length or duration of something else. This can apply to various contexts, including clothing, films, music, and even abstract concepts.

In fashion, täispikk refers to garments that cover the entire body or reach to the ground, such as a täispikk mantel (full-length coat) or täispikk kleit (full-length dress). It indicates a garment that is not cropped or shortened in any way.

When referring to media, a täispikk film or täispikk album denotes a complete work, as opposed to a short film, an EP (extended play), or a single track. It signifies the intended entirety of the artistic creation.

The term can also be used more broadly. For instance, one might speak of a täispikk puhkus (full-length vacation), implying a period of rest that spans the entire allotted time, without early returns or interruptions. Similarly, a täispikk loeng (full-length lecture) would be one delivered in its entirety, without being cut short.

Essentially, täispikk emphasizes completeness and the absence of abbreviation or truncation. It signifies that something is presented or experienced in its full measure, from beginning to end, or from top to bottom.