The kanji 完 完 primarily conveys the meaning of "complete," "perfect," or "to finish." It implies something has reached its end, is whole, or has been brought to a successful conclusion. It can also suggest an undamaged state or a state of being fully prepared. It often relates to the completion of a task, an object being whole, or an event reaching its conclusion.

・On-yomi (音読み): カン (kan) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): お（わる） (owar(u)) - to end; まった（く） (mattaku) - completely

⚫︎ 完全（かんぜん） Translation: Complete; perfect. ⚫︎ 完了（かんりょう） Translation: Completion; conclusion. ⚫︎ 完売（かんばい） Translation: Sold out.

The kanji 完 完 is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字; keisei moji). The character is composed of the radical 宀（うかんむり; ukanmuri） representing a "roof" or "house", and the phonetic component 元（げん; gen) which conveys the sound and a sense of "beginning" or "origin". The original meaning of 元 combined with 宀 suggested "to bring everything within a house to a complete state," eventually evolving to mean "complete" or "perfect". This suggests that all within a space are accounted for and in a finished condition.