pilnīgs

Etymology
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Adjective

 * 1) complete, total, full, perfect, absolute having reached the highest degree, the highest level, in its form, adequacy, suitability for use, etc.
 * 2) perfect very similar to something else
 * 3)  perfect, total, complete, full very strong, visible, obvious
 * 4)  full, complete, absolute who has all the power, all the necessary skills and qualities for an occupation or situation
 * 5)  full corresponding to a given ideal of personhood
 * 6)  complete, full, perfect
 * 7) complete, full covering all its extension, space; covering all details
 * complete, full with nothing missing
 * 1)  full, plump, chubby relatively fat
 * 2)  physically, mentally healthy
 * 1)  full, complete, absolute who has all the power, all the necessary skills and qualities for an occupation or situation
 * 2)  full corresponding to a given ideal of personhood
 * 3)  complete, full, perfect
 * 4) complete, full covering all its extension, space; covering all details
 * complete, full with nothing missing
 * 1)  full, plump, chubby relatively fat
 * 2)  physically, mentally healthy
 * 1)  complete, full, perfect
 * 2) complete, full covering all its extension, space; covering all details
 * complete, full with nothing missing
 * 1)  full, plump, chubby relatively fat
 * 2)  physically, mentally healthy
 * complete, full with nothing missing
 * 1)  full, plump, chubby relatively fat
 * 2)  physically, mentally healthy
 * complete, full with nothing missing
 * 1)  full, plump, chubby relatively fat
 * 2)  physically, mentally healthy
 * 1)  full, plump, chubby relatively fat
 * 2)  physically, mentally healthy
 * 1)  physically, mentally healthy
 * 1)  physically, mentally healthy