täysmittaiset

Täysmittaiset is Finnish an adjective meaning full-length or full-size. It describes objects or measurements that extend to the entire length or size used in a given context, as opposed to shortened or cropped versions. The base form täysmittainen is used for singular, while täysmittaiset is the nominative plural form placed before plural nouns (for example, täysmittaiset housut, täysmittaiset verhot).

The term is formed from täysi meaning “full” and mittainen meaning “of length/size,” following standard Finnish adjective inflection. It is commonly used in clothing, home textiles, and interior design, but also appears in other contexts where length is a distinguishing feature. In practice, you might encounter phrases such as täysmittaiset housut (full-length trousers), täysmittaiset verhot (floor-length curtains), or täysmittaiset mekot (full-length dresses).

In visual arts and media, täysmittaiset can describe works that depict the subject in full length, such as täysmittaiset kuvat or täysmittaiset muotokuvat (full-length photos or portraits). The term is literal and context-dependent; what counts as full length varies with the object and setting. It is often used in product descriptions or catalogs to distinguish full-length versions from shorter, cropped, or cropped variants, providing a concise way to specify dimensions in Finnish.