The End; Finis
Used at the end of a novel, film, or similar work to mark its conclusion. Often appears as a standalone caption.
At the end of the movie, the word 'The End' appeared on the screen.
Attached to nouns to indicate that something has been completed or finished. Common in compounds like 工事完了 (construction completed) or 任務完了 (mission accomplished).
full provision; fully equipped
Used in compounds to indicate that something is fully provided or equipped, such as 冷暖房完備 (fully equipped with air conditioning and heating).
This apartment comes fully equipped with air conditioning.
The construction is scheduled for completion next month.
From Middle Chinese 完 (hwan, 'complete, finish'). Used as a suffix in Japanese to indicate completion or full provision.