täieõiguslikke

Täieõiguslikke is an Estonian adjective that translates to "full-fledged" or "entitled." It describes something or someone that possesses all the necessary rights, qualities, or status to be considered complete or legitimate in a particular context. The term is often used in legal, social, and political discussions to denote full membership, rights, or capabilities.

In a legal sense, täieõiguslikke can refer to an individual who has reached the age of majority and therefore possesses all civil rights and responsibilities. It can also describe a state or entity that is fully recognized and has all the legal standing of its peers. For instance, a country might be considered täieõiguslikke member of an international organization if it fulfills all the requirements and enjoys all the associated privileges.

Socially, the adjective can denote full participation and acceptance within a group or society. Someone who is täieõiguslikke in a social context is not marginalized or excluded but is fully integrated and able to exercise their rights as a member. This can apply to various aspects of life, from employment rights to the right to express oneself freely.

Politically, täieõiguslikke can describe a citizen who has the right to vote, stand for election, and participate in other civic duties. It signifies a complete and unhindered political standing. The concept emphasizes the idea of full entitlement and the absence of any limitations that would prevent an individual or entity from being considered complete and legitimate in their respective domain.