täyskasvoisia

Täyskasvoisia is a Finnish term that translates to "full-faced" or "fully grown" and is often used in the context of describing the physical appearance of an individual or an animal. It denotes a maturity and completeness in facial features, suggesting a developed and well-proportioned visage. The term can be applied to humans, implying a face that has reached its adult form, free from the more juvenile characteristics of childhood or adolescence. It might suggest a certain gravitas or a settled, established look.

When referring to animals, täyskasvoisia indicates that an animal has attained its adult size and physical development. This term is particularly relevant in discussions about livestock, pets, or wildlife, signifying that the creature is no longer a juvenile and possesses the full complement of its species' physical traits. For example, a täyskasvuinen dog would be an adult dog, as opposed to a puppy. The emphasis is on the completion of growth and the attainment of mature physical characteristics, particularly in the facial region.