teljessé
Teljessé is a Hungarian derivational form derived from the adjective teljes, meaning full or complete. It is used to express attainment of completeness in predicative verb phrases, most notably in combinations with válik (to become) and with tenni (to render). In these uses, teljessé conveys the result of an action—becoming or making something whole—rather than the action itself.
Usage and grammar: Teljessé is not an independent finite verb. It appears in constructions such as teljessé
- A jelentés teljessé vált az új adatok hozzáadásával. Translation: The report became complete after the new
- A dokumentum teljessé tételével minden releváns információ benne van. Translation: By rendering the document complete, all
Notes: Teljessé is most common in formal, planning, or legal language, where precision and inclusiveness are