Täysmittaisen

Täysmittaisen is a Finnish adjective meaning "full-length" or "full-size." It describes something produced or presented at the complete dimensions or length according to a standard, as opposed to reduced, partial, or scaled versions. The word is formed from täysi (full) and mittainen (having a size or measure), and is commonly used in contexts such as cinema, design, and architecture.

In daily usage, täysmittainen appears in phrases like täysmittainen elokuva (a feature-length film) or täysmittainen malli (a life-size or full-scale model). The term helps distinguish between full-scale representations and smaller or abbreviated versions, such ashy a miniature or scale model. It can also describe objects produced to their real-world dimensions, for example a täysmittainen auto (a full-size car) or a täysmittainen rakennusmalli (a life-size building model). In many contexts, the contrast is with lyhyt (short) or pienoismalli (scale model).

In written Finnish, täysmittainen and its inflected forms are lowercase. Täysmittaisen, if appearing in a sentence, is the genitive form meaning "of a full-length/full-size [something]. The capitalized form Täysmittaisen would only occur as the initial word of a sentence or as part of a proper title or naming convention.

Equivalents in English include life-size, full-size, and feature-length, depending on the context.