الكمال
Root entry · 20 derived lemmasThe root الكمال (al-kamāl) primarily denotes completeness, perfection, and entirety. It extends to concepts of finishing, achieving, and being fully formed, and is used in various contexts including prosody, personal names, and even medicinal properties of plants.
Derived headwords
- 1.Completenessboth
The state of being complete, entire, or perfect.
- 2.Perfectionboth
The highest degree of excellence or accomplishment.
- 1.To be completeboth
To reach a state of completion or finality.
- 1.To be completeboth
To be perfect, whole, or finished.
- 1.Completenessboth
A masdar (verbal noun) indicating the state of being complete or perfect.
- 1.Completenessboth
A masdar (verbal noun) indicating the state of being complete or perfect.
- 1.Completeboth
Possessing all its parts, entire, or perfect.
- 2.Perfectboth
Having the highest possible quality or degree.
- 1.Completeclassical
A variant or intensifier of 'kamil', signifying completeness or perfection.
- 1.To become completeboth
To achieve completeness or perfection, often through mutual contribution.
- 1.To completeboth
To make something complete or perfect.
- 1.To complete itboth
To make something complete or perfect; to finish it.
- 1.To complete itboth
To seek or achieve the completion or perfection of something.
- 1.To complete itboth
To make something complete or perfect.
- 1.Completelyclassical
An adverbial accusative form indicating completeness, used with money.
- 1.Al-Kamilclassical
A name for a specific meter in Arabic prosody (ʿarūḍ), characterized by the pattern mutafāʿilun repeated six times. Also a name given to several horses and individuals.
- 1.Al-Kamilahclassical
The name of a mare belonging to Amr ibn Ma'd Yakrib, and another mare belonging to Yazid ibn Qinan.
- 1.Al-Kamiliyyahclassical
A derogatory term referring to the worst of the Rawafid (a sect of Shia Islam).
- 1.The complete personclassical
A man who is perfect or complete in goodness and evil.
- 1.Al-Kummalclassical
The name of a fortress located in Yemen.
- 1.Kamalboth
A proper name (masculine).
- 1.A plantclassical
A plant known as al-Qanabiri, its Persian name is 'barghast'. It is also called the 'shajarat al-bahq' (tree of vitiligo). It grows abundantly in early spring in fertile land suitable for thorny bushes. It is fine, cleansing, and most beneficial for vitiligo and leucoderma, whether eaten or used as a poultice, curing them in a few days. It is also good for the stomach and liver, suitable for both hot and cold temperaments, and its salted form is beneficial.