fullständiga

Fullständiga is the inflected form of the Swedish adjective fullständig, meaning complete, thorough, or entire. The base meaning describes something that does not lack essential parts. The form fullständiga is used before plural nouns or in certain definite phrases, for example de fullständiga uppgifterna (the complete data) or den fullständiga rapporten (the complete report).

In Swedish grammar, fullständig is an adjective that agrees with the noun in number and definiteness. The endings reflect whether the noun is singular or plural and whether it is definite or indefinite. Fullständiga is the common form before plural nouns and also appears in some definite singular constructions, such as den fullständiga rapporten.

Etymology: the word derives from the Swedish adjective fullständig, which combines the sense of fullness with a suffix common to adjectives. The noun form is fullständighet, which denotes the state or quality of completeness.

Usage: fullständig is widely used in everyday language to describe documents, analyses, procedures, or descriptions that are complete. Examples include fullständiga dokument, fullständiga uppgifter and fullständiga undersökningar. In data quality contexts, the related noun fullständighet (completeness) is a standard criterion, indicating whether all required data are present.

See also: fullständighet, fullständig, completeness, Swedish adjective inflection.