Täydellistä

Täydellistä is the partitive singular form of the Finnish adjective täydellinen, which means complete or perfect. The base sense covers both the idea of flawlessness and of being wholly realized or finished. In Finnish, adjectives inflect for case and number, and the partitive form täyellistä is used in contexts that require the partitive case, such as with negation or certain verbal constructions.

In practical use, täydellinen describes qualities or states of nouns, for example a flawless performance or a complete set. The word is common in everyday Finnish as well as in writing, and it often appears in phrases that emphasize wholeness, thoroughness, or ideal quality. When the clause is negated, یا the complement often shifts to the partitive, yielding phrases such as se ei ole täydellistä.

Related forms include the adverb täydellisesti, meaning perfectly, and the noun täydellisyys, meaning perfection or completeness. The root täy- or täyde- connects to the broader concept of fullness or completion in Finnish. The word is also contrasted with other terms for quality or flawlessness, such as virheetön (flawless) or täydellinen as a strong evaluative term.

Notes on usage: täydellinen can carry strong evaluative weight, so it is often used for emphasis rather than as a purely descriptive term. In compound expressions, it frequently pairs with nouns denoting processes, performances, or objects to convey that they are brought to a high standard or complete state. The phrase täydeellinen appears less common; the standard form is täydellinen with the appropriate case ending.