täielik

Täielik is an Estonian adjective meaning complete, full, or absolute. It denotes total extent or degree and is common in both spoken and written Estonian. The word can modify a noun (täielik rahulolu, “complete satisfaction”) or be used predicatively after a linking verb (See on täielik pettumus, “That is a complete disappointment”). In Estonian, täielik follows standard adjective inflection and agrees in number and case with the noun it modifies.

In compound phrases, täielik often emphasizes extremity or totality, as in täielik kontroll (full control), täielik võit (certain victory), or täielik läbikukkumine (complete failure). It can convey strong emphasis but remains a neutral, descriptive term when used to characterize a quality or state.

Origin and usage: Täielik is a native Estonian word and is widely attested in literature, journalism, and everyday speech. It is typically not used as a proper noun; there are no widely recognized entities that are simply named Täielik. If a specific work, brand, or character uses Täielik as a title or name, that usage would be context-dependent and defined by that particular source.