completam

Completam is a Portuguese verb form and, less commonly, a proper noun in some contexts. In standard Portuguese, completam is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb completar, meaning to complete or to fill. It is used with subjects such as eles, elas, or vocês. For example: Eles completam o formulário. The verb completar is regular for -ar verbs: eu completo, tu completas, ele completa, nós completamos, vocês completam. Semantically, completam denotes the act of finishing a task, fulfilling requirements, or filling in blanks in documents or plans. In broader usage, it can appear in contexts like project reports, surveys, or checklists to indicate that all items have been finished.

In other uses, Completam may appear as a brand name, acronym, or fictional term. There is no widely recognized organization or concept universally identified by the name “Completam” in major reference sources as of 2024; if encountered as a proper noun, its meaning is determined by context.

Etymology: The form derives from completar, which ultimately comes from Latin complere/compleo, with participial forms such as completus meaning "filled up" or "finished." Related cognates exist in Spanish (completar), Italian (completare), and French (compléter).