täysistä

"Täysistä" is a Finnish word that can function as both an adjective and a noun, carrying the core meaning of "full" or "complete." As an adjective, it describes a state of being filled to capacity or entirety. For example, one might say "täysi laukku" which translates to "a full bag." It can also refer to a complete set or a whole.

As a noun, "täysistä" often appears in the partitive plural form, "täysiä," and typically refers to a full portion or serving of something, especially food. A common expression is "ottaa täysiä," meaning "to take a full serving" or "to have a generous portion." This usage highlights the idea of abundance or a complete amount.

The word's etymology traces back to Proto-Finnic roots related to fullness and completion. Its usage is widespread in everyday Finnish, appearing in various contexts to convey the concept of being full, complete, or in abundance. Understanding "täysistä" is key to grasping nuances of quantity and completeness in the Finnish language.