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كَمَّلَ completed in Arabic

كَمَّلَ is how you say “completed” in Arabic.

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Example sentence

فقتله فكمل به مائةً،

So he killed him, completing a hundred.

فَكَمَّلَ so he completed

This is 'so' plus a Form II verb 'completed / made full', subject 'he' inside. The doubled-middle pattern carries 'bring to completion'. So with this killing he rounded out the count. It pairs with the phrase next to say what he completed.

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