ufuldkommen

Ufuldkommen is a Danish adjective meaning not complete or not perfect; it is used to describe something that lacks completeness, maturity, or fulfillment. The term can apply to objects, plans, arguments, or states of affairs that have not reached full development or realization.

Etymology: It is formed from the prefix u- meaning not and the adjective fuldkommen meaning complete or perfect; fuldkommen itself derives from older Germanic roots, cognate with German vollkommen and related to English notions of fullness and completion.

Usage: In modern Danish, u fuldkommen is mainly found in formal, literary, or historical contexts. It describes things that are not fully realized, such as an ufuldkommen plan, ufuldkommen documentation, or an ufuldkommen theory. The word is rarer in everyday speech, where uafsluttet or ufærdig are more common choices.

See also: uafsluttet; ufældig? (This line provides nearby Danish terms for related concepts) fuldstændig.