kompletná

Kompletný is a Slovak adjective meaning "complete" or "full." It is used to indicate that something contains all necessary parts or elements and is not missing any portion. The term is commonly employed when describing sets, collections, documents, or work that is whole and finalized. Examples include kompletný zoznam (complete list), kompletný súbor (complete set), or kompletná kniha (a complete book).

Etymology and cognates: Kompletný comes from Czech kompletní and ultimately from Latin completus, via the shared West Slavic and Romance linguistic heritage. Related forms exist in related languages, such as Czech kompletní and Polish kompletny, reflecting historical linguistic contact in the region.

Morphology: In Slovak, adjectives agree with the noun in gender, number, and case. The basic forms are kompletný (masculine singular), kompletná (feminine singular), and kompletné (neuter singular). The plural forms follow standard Slovak adjective declension; for example, in nominative plural you would typically see kompletné with non-personal nouns like kompletné zoznamy or kompletné dokumenty.

Usage notes: Kompletný emphasizes that nothing is missing and that every part is present, which can be subtly different from synonyms like úplný (complete in totality or absolute) or celkový (overall). The word is common in formal and technical contexts, such as inventories, reports, and product descriptions.

Related forms: The noun Kompletnosť denotes completeness or wholeness. An adverbial form is kompletne, used to mean “completely.”

See also: Completeness, kompletnosť, synonyms and related terms in Slovak lexicon.