täieõiguslik

"Täieõiguslik" is an Estonian adjective that translates to "full-fledged," "qualified," "competent," or "legitimate" in English. It describes something or someone that possesses all the necessary rights, qualities, or conditions to be considered complete or officially recognized in a particular capacity.

The term is often used in legal contexts. For example, a "täieõiguslik" member of an organization has all the rights and privileges of membership, including the right to vote or hold office. In relation to property, "täieõiguslik omanik" refers to the rightful and fully recognized owner with all associated legal rights.

Beyond legal spheres, "täieõiguslik" can also denote a high level of proficiency or maturity. A "täieõiguslik spetsialist" is one who has achieved full qualification and competence in their field, not merely an apprentice or trainee. Similarly, it can describe a status of full acceptance or integration, such as a "täieõiguslik kodanik" (full-fledged citizen) who has all the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. The core idea conveyed is that of completeness, legitimacy, and the absence of any limiting factors or restrictions.