Täysimääräinen

Täysimääräinen is a Finnish word that translates to "full amount," "full measure," or "entirety" in English. It is often used to describe a situation where something is complete, undiminished, or has reached its full potential. The word is derived from "täysi," meaning "full" or "complete," and "määrä," meaning "amount," "quantity," or "measure."

In legal and financial contexts, täysimääräinen can refer to the full payment of a debt or obligation, or the complete fulfillment of a contract. For example, a loan might be repaid in täysimääräinen, meaning the entire principal and interest are paid back. Similarly, a contract might stipulate that a service must be provided in täysimääräinen, indicating that all agreed-upon aspects of the service must be delivered.

Beyond financial and legal uses, täysimääräinen can also describe a state of completeness or totality in other areas. One might speak of enjoying a vacation in täysimääräinen, suggesting they experienced all aspects of it without any limitations or compromises. It can also imply a sense of abundance or richness, such as a meal served in täysimääräinen, meaning it is generously portioned and satisfying. The word emphasizes the absence of any reduction or deficit, highlighting the concept of being whole and complete.