كمل
Root entry · 27 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of completeness, perfection, and being finished or whole. It extends to notions of completion in religious contexts, the full measure of something, and even specific applications in prosody and as names for horses.
Derived headwords
- 1.Perfectionboth
The state of being complete, perfect, or whole. It is often used synonymously with 'completion'.
- 2.Completionboth
The act or state of being finished or brought to an end.
- 1.to be completeboth
To be whole, finished, or perfect.
- 2.to be complete (form II)both
To be whole, finished, or perfect.
- 3.to be complete (form V)both
To be whole, finished, or perfect.
- 1.to be completeclassical
To be whole, finished, or perfect (used as a pattern for the verb).
- 1.to be completeclassical
To be whole, finished, or perfect (used as a pattern for the verb).
- 1.to be completeclassical
To be whole, finished, or perfect (used as a pattern for the verb).
- 1.to be completeclassical
To be whole, finished, or perfect (used as a pattern for the verb).
- 1.to be completeboth
To be whole, finished, or perfect (present tense of كمل).
- 1.completenessboth
The state of being complete or perfect; perfection.
- 1.completenessclassical
The state of being complete or perfect; perfection.
- 1.completeboth
Whole, finished, perfect, or entire.
- 2.perfectboth
Having all the required or desirable elements, qualities, or characteristics; as good as it is possible to be.
- 1.completeclassical
Whole, finished, perfect, or entire.
- 1.group of complete onesclassical
A broken plural for 'كامل', referring to a group of complete individuals.
- 1.to become completeboth
To become whole, finished, or perfect.
- 1.to become completeboth
To become whole, finished, or perfect.
- 1.to completeboth
To make something whole, finished, or perfect.
- 1.to completeboth
To make something whole, finished, or perfect.
- 1.to completeboth
To make something whole, finished, or perfect.
- 1.completelyboth
In a complete manner; entirely. Used adverbially.
- 1.Al-Kamilclassical
The fifth meter in Arabic prosody, characterized by its balanced structure.
- 1.Al-Kamilaclassical
A name for a female horse.
- 1.Al-Kamiliyyaclassical
A derogatory term for a sect of Shi'a extremists who believed in the apostasy of companions.
- 1.one who perfectsclassical
A person who is perfect in goodness or evil.
- 1.Al-Kummalclassical
A fortress located in Yemen.
- 1.Kumaylboth
A given name, notably associated with Kumayl ibn Ziyad, a companion of Ali.
- 1.a plantclassical
A plant known as 'Qanabari' or 'shajarat al-bahq', used for treating skin conditions and beneficial for the stomach and liver.
- 2.desert plainclassical
An open, arid plain or desert area.
- 1.completionboth
The act of completing or finishing something; a supplement.
- 1.Al-Kumayliyyaclassical
A sect of Shi'a who believed in the apostasy of the Ummah after the Prophet's death.