minimal essential completeness
- minimal essential completeness
French\ \ perfection essentielle minimale
German\ \ minimal-essentielle Vollständigkeit
Dutch\ \ minimale essentiële volledigheid
Italian\ \ completezza essenzialmente minima
Spanish\ \ lo completo esencial mínimo
Catalan\ \ completesa essencial mínima
Portuguese\ \ completude essencial mínima
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ -
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ -
Greek\ \ ελάχιστη ουσιαστική πληρότητα
Finnish\ \ mimimaalinen olennainen (päätösfunktioiden) täydellisyys
Hungarian\ \ minimális lényegi teljesség
Turkish\ \ en az yeterli tamlık
Estonian\ \ -
Lithuanian\ \ minimalusis esminis pilnumas
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ kompletność minimalna istotna
Russian\ \ минимальная существенная завершенность
Ukrainian\ \ мінімальна істотна повнота
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ lágmarks nauðsynlegt tæmandi
Euskara\ \ ezinbesteko gutxieneko osotasun
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ الكمال الادنى ضروري
Afrikaans\ \ minimaal-essensiële volledigheid
Chinese\ \ 极 小 基 本 完 全 性
Korean\ \ 최소본질적완비성
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