No. 553 in Arabic

كامل

Complete; perfect; whole.

In a sentence

هذا الكتاب كامل.
This book is complete.
Here, 'كامل' means 'complete' or 'whole', used as an adjective to describe the state of the book.
ذهب الفريق الكامل إلى المباراة.
The whole team went to the match.
In this context, 'كامل' refers to 'whole' or 'entire', describing the inclusion of all members of the team.
استغرق العمل أسبوعًا كاملًا.
The work took a full week.
Here, 'كاملًا' emphasizes the entirety of the week, used as an adverbial form to specify the duration of time.

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