täideviimiseni

Täideviimiseni is an Estonian word that translates to "until completion" or "until finished" in English. It is a compound word formed from "täide" (completion, fulfillment) and "viimiseni" (until the end, until the last). The term is often used in contexts related to tasks, projects, or processes that are expected to be carried out in their entirety without interruption or premature cessation.

The phrase implies a commitment to seeing something through to its natural conclusion. It can be applied to a wide range of situations, from personal goals and academic assignments to professional projects and legal obligations. For example, one might say they will work on a report "täideviimiseni," indicating they will not stop until it is fully completed. Similarly, a contract might stipulate that a certain action must be performed "täideviimiseni," meaning it must be fully executed.

The emphasis of "täideviimiseni" is on the completeness of the action or process. It suggests a dedication to reaching the final state of accomplishment. This can be contrasted with terms that might imply partial completion or a temporary halt. The word carries a sense of thoroughness and finality, highlighting the importance of the outcome being fully realized. It is a common expression used in everyday Estonian conversation and formal writing to convey this notion of uncompromised completion.