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شامِل

comprehensive /ˈʃaː.mil/

adjectiveB2#3192 most common

Also: inclusive, all-encompassing, overall

Example sentences

هذا الكتاب شامل.
This book is comprehensive.
التأمين الصحي شامل لجميع العلاجات.
The health insurance is comprehensive, covering all treatments.
قدّمت الشركة خطة شاملة لتطوير المشروع.
The company presented a comprehensive plan to develop the project.
يحتاج التقرير إلى مراجعة شاملة قبل نشره.
The report needs a comprehensive review before it is published.
أجرى الباحثون دراسة شاملة تناولت جميع جوانب الظاهرة.
The researchers conducted a comprehensive study that addressed every aspect of the phenomenon.
لا يمكن التوصل إلى تسوية شاملة ما لم تتنازل الأطراف كافة عن بعض مطالبها المتعارضة.
A comprehensive settlement cannot be reached unless all parties give up some of their conflicting demands.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativeشامِلٌشامِلونَ
Genitiveشامِلٍشامِلينَ
Accusativeشامِلاًشامِلينَ
Vocativeيا شامِلُيا شامِلونَ

Word family

شمولcomprehensiveness, inclusiveness
شموليةtotality; also used for political totalitarianism
مشمولincluded, covered by (a policy, rule, etc.)
يشملhe/it includes, covers
شملhe/it included, comprised

Etymology

شامِل comes from the Arabic root ش-م-ل, whose base verb شَمِلَ means to include, gather in, or spread over completely. شامِل is the active participle built on the فَاعِل pattern, so it literally means the thing or person that encompasses. Arabic is a Semitic language, not an Indo-European one, so it has no Proto-Indo-European root; its history runs through Classical Arabic rather than PIE. Related words such as شمول (comprehensiveness) and مشمول (included) share the same three root consonants with different vowel patterns.

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