Entelechy

/ɛnˈtɛləki/ noun

The realization of potential; the supposed vital force that guides development and fulfillment; the condition of something whose essence is fully realized.

From Greek 'entelecheia' — 'en' (in) + 'telos' (end/perfection) + 'echein' (to have). Aristotle's concept: the acorn contains the oak's entelechy — the invisible blueprint of everything it's meant to become.

AMኤንትሌክ
ARالنهاية
BNএন্টেলেকি
CAentelèquia
CSentelechie
DAenteleki
DEEntelechie
ELεντελέχεια
ESentelequia
FAانتلیکیا
FIentelekhia
FRentéléchie
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