Täydellisiä

Täydellisiä is a Finnish word-form that translates roughly to “perfect ones.” It is the plural partitive form of the adjective täydellinen, meaning perfect or complete. In Finnish, adjectives decline to agree with the noun they modify, and the partitive plural form täy-dellisiä is used when the object of discussion is indefinite or not fully counted, or with verbs that govern the partitive.

In everyday language, täydellisiä can appear in phrases such as täydellisiä asioita (perfect/complete things) or täydellisiä unelmia (perfect dreams). The form signals that the noun it modifies is being discussed in a non-defined, ongoing, or partial sense, rather than in a definite, countable sense. When used with a verb like olla (to be) or with possession, it often appears alongside a plural noun in the partitive.

As a potential title or proper noun, Täydellisiä would typically be capitalized. It might be encountered as a book, song, or film title, but it is not known as a widely recognized standalone work in Finnish culture. If used in this way, it would function as a name rather than as a descriptive phrase.

Related terms include täsmällinen (precise), täydellisyys (perfection), and täydennä (to complete). The root etymology goes back to the Finnish adjective täydellinen, with the suffixes that form the partitive and plural forms.

See also: täydellinen, täydellisyys.