täydelliset

Täydelliset is a Finnish adjective form meaning "the perfect" or "perfect ones," used when describing plural nouns. In Finnish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case, so täydelliset is the plural nominative form of the base adjective täydellinen, which means "perfect" or "complete." Examples include phrases like täydelliset ratkaisut (perfect solutions) and täydelliset ihmiset (the perfect people). Other related forms include singular nominative täydellinen, singular genitive täydellisen, plural genitive täydellisten, and various other case endings, reflecting Finnish’s rich system of noun-adjective inflection.

The adverbial form is täydellisesti, meaning "perfectly." The comparative is täydellisempi and the superlative is täydellisin, used to compare degrees of perfection. Because Finnish lacks definite or indefinite articles, definiteness is conveyed through context or the noun itself rather than a separate article.

In usage, täydelliset can describe things deemed complete, ideal, or highly desirable within a given context, and it can be used both sincerely and with rhetorical nuance. The word often appears in everyday speech, literature, and media to express evaluation of quality, though its strength can vary with context—from practical adequacy to aspiration or irony.

Related forms include the singular täyt, which is a different morphological branch, but the core concept remains the same: täydellinen and its inflected forms convey notions of completeness, fullness, or faultless quality in Finnish. In summary, täydelliset functions as the plural adjective form that denotes multiple items judged as perfect within Finnish grammar.