No. 6,286 in Arabic

أكمل

"Akmal" (أكمل) means "to complete" or "to finish."

In a sentence

لقد أكمل الطالب واجبه بسرعة.
The student completed his homework quickly.
In this sentence, 'أكمل' is used in the past tense to mean 'completed' and describes the action of finishing homework.
هل تستطيع أن تكمل الحكاية؟
Can you continue the story?
Here, 'أكمل' is in the present tense subjunctive, asking if someone can 'continue' a narrative or story.
أكمل بناءه البيت بعد ثلاث سنوات.
He completed building the house after three years.
In this instance, 'أكمل' refers to an individual finishing the construction of the house, illustrating completion after a specific period.

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