täysiarvollinen

Täysiarvollinen is a Finnish word that translates to "full-valued" or "of full value." It is commonly used in legal and economic contexts to describe something that possesses its complete worth or legal standing. For instance, in property law, a property might be described as täysiarvollinen if it is free from encumbrances and has all its rights intact. Similarly, in finance, a financial instrument could be täysiarvollinen if it meets all its stipulated conditions and is therefore worth its face value.

The term can also extend to describe a person's status or rights. For example, a citizen might be considered täysiarvollinen if they have all their civil rights and are treated equally under the law. This implies a state of being complete, unimpaired, and fully recognized. It signifies a lack of deficiency or limitation in value, status, or rights. The opposite of täysiarvollinen would imply some form of impairment, reduction in value, or restricted legal standing. The specific nuance of the word depends heavily on the context in which it is used, but the core meaning revolves around completeness and full worth.