Will the real Komil stand up?
I doubt the authors of NOM 199 had this in mind when they were defining komil. Or maybe that was the idea after all.
In case anyone was wondering, komil means “perfect” in Uzbek.
I doubt the authors of NOM 199 had this in mind when they were defining komil. Or maybe that was the idea after all.
In case anyone was wondering, komil means “perfect” in Uzbek.