täysimaisen

Täysimäinen is a Finnish adjective meaning “full-bodied” or “rich and well-rounded.” It is used primarily to describe the texture and flavor of beverages such as coffee, wine, and beer, indicating a robust, rounded mouthfeel. The term can also be used more broadly in a figurative sense to describe something that is complete, substantial, or thorough, such as a performance, argument, or plan.

Origin and form: The word is formed from täysi meaning “full” with the adjectival suffix -mäinen, yielding täysimäinen. Like other -inen adjectives in Finnish, it inflects for number and case. Common forms include: nominative singular täysimäinen, genitive singular täysimäisen, partitive singular täysimäistä; nominative plural täysimäiset, genitive plural täysimäisten.

Usage notes: Täysimäinen is common in written Finnish, particularly in culinary writing, reviews, and marketing, but may sound formal or literary in casual speech. It is close in meaning to täyteläinen; however, täysimäinen emphasizes fullness and weight more directly. A sample sentence: Tämä täysimäinen kahvi tarjoaa täyteläisen aromin ja pyöreän suutuntuman. In everyday language, speakers may choose more colloquial synonyms depending on context.

See also: täyteläinen, runsas, voimakas. The term is part of standard Finnish adjective usage and appears in dictionaries and descriptive prose, especially in contexts where a precise sense of fullness or richness is wanted.