täispikki

Täispikki is an Estonian adjective that translates to "full-length" or "complete" in English. It is often used to describe clothing, particularly garments that extend from the shoulders to the ankles, such as a full-length dress or a full-length coat. The term emphasizes the entirety of the garment's length, covering the body from top to bottom.

Beyond clothing, täispikki can also refer to the complete duration of an event or period. For example, one might speak of a "täispikki film" (full-length film) to distinguish it from a short film, or a "täispikki tööaeg" (full working day) indicating a standard workday. In these contexts, it conveys the idea of a whole, undivided span of time or extent.

The adjective is derived from the Estonian words "täis" meaning "full" and "pikk" meaning "long". Its usage is straightforward and commonly understood within the Estonian language. It serves as a simple yet effective descriptor for things that are complete in their length or duration.