SUFFICIENT  足夠足

ABUNDANT so as to PROVIDE what is NEEDED.
Antonym
  • NEEDLACK AND be DISTRESSED BECAUSE of that.
    Hypernym
    • ABUNDANTHAVE OR BE INTENSELY MANY, TYPICALLY DESIRED, THINGS. 
      • MANYBIG in QUANTITY.
        • BIGOF INTENSE SIZE OR DEGREE IN-RELATION-TO a STANDARD, OR IN-RELATION-TO the SIZE of a HUMAN.
          • SIZEQUANTITY of a DIMENSION....
    Old Chinese Criteria
    1. The current general word for sufficiency is zú 足 (ant. fá 乏 "be short of something").

    2. Jí 給 (ant.* quē 缺 "be short of") refers specifically to the supply of necessities for the sustenance of life.

    3. Shàn 贍 refers to an abundant sufficiency of what is needed for a contextually determined purpose.

    Modern Chinese Criteria
    足夠

    充分

    充沛

    充足

    十足

    足

    夠

    敷

    rough draft to BEGIN TO identify synonym group members for analysis, based on CL etc. 18.11.2003. CH ／

    • A Dictionary of Selected Synonyms in the Principal Indo-European Languages ( BUCK 1988) p. 13.18

    • Lateinische Synonyme und Etymologien ( DOEDERLEIN 1840) p.

      SUFFICIENT

      satis refers to a sufficient measure of something without any additional nuance.

      abunde refers objectively and non-relatively to superabundance of something.

      affatim refers to superabundance as perceived subjectively. A person may have worked affatim subjectively, but still not objectively satis.

    • Traite elementaire des synonymes grecques ( DUFOUR 1910) p. 180

    • Lateinische Synonymik ( MENGE) p.

    • “孟子”同義詞研究 ( MENGZI TONGYI 2002) p. 320

    • Using Chinese Synonyms ( GRACE ZHANG 2010老實規矩信實平實樸質) p. 59

    • SYNONYMES FRANÇOIS, LEURS DIFFÉRENTES SIGNIFICATIONS, ET LE CHOIX QU'IL EN FAUT FAIRE Pour parler avec justesse ( GIRARD 1769) p. 1.437.397

      ASSEZ.SUFFISAMENT

    • 古漢語常用詞同義詞詞典 ( HONG CHENGYU 2009) p. 279

    Words

    足  zú OC: tsoɡs MC: tsi̯o 78 AttributionsWD

    The current general word for sufficiency is zú 足 (ant. fá 乏 "be short of something").

      Syntactic words
    • nabfeaturesufficiency; the state when things are sufficient
    • v[adN]what is sufficient for the purpose in handCH
    • vi-.vt0+V[0]V=active(often followed by yǐ 以) be sufficient (in order to actively V)
    • vigraded甚足be sufficient; be well supplied; (e.g. of words:) be sufficient for the occasion; be sufficiently qualified
    • vt+prep+Nhave a sufficient amount or quantity of NCH
    • vt+prep+Nstativebe sufficient for (something) 足於
    • vt+prep{WEI4}.+V[0]{PASS}be worth to be Ved for; deserve to be Ved forDS
    • vt+V[0]be sufficient to V (often followed by 以 when it must be read is "be sufficient to V with (on the basis of) it"
    • vt+V[0]{PASS}be worth VERBing (with passivised complement); be enough to
    • vt+V[0]{PASS}.adNsufficient or qualified to be V-ed, deserving to be V-ed
    • vtoNbe sufficient in
    • vtoNcausativecause to be sufficiently supplied; cause there to be a sufficiency of
    • vtoNcausativecause (oneself) to be sufficiently supplied
    • vtoNcausative, passivebe caused to become sufficientDS
    • vtoNhavehave sufficient supplies of NCH
    足以  zú yǐ MC: tsjowk yiX OC: tsoɡ k-lɯʔCH 43 AttributionsWD
      Syntactic words
    • VPt+V[0]be sufficient to VCH
    • VPtoV(0)be sufficient for the contextually determinate subject to VTWH
    贍  shàn MC: dzyemH OC: ɡljams 11 AttributionsWD

    Shàn 贍 refers to an abundant sufficiency of what is needed for a contextually determined purpose.

      Syntactic words
    • vibe abundantly supplied
    • vt(oN)causativesatisfy the contextually determinate N, ensure sufficiant supplies for the contextually determinate NLZ
    • vtoNsupply abundantly; supply sufficiently; provide for
    • vtoNcausativeensure sufficient supplies for
    • vtoNcausativehave sufficient things supplied to one
    • vtoNreflexive.自supply abundantly for (oneself)
    具足  jù zú OC: ɡos tsoɡs MC: gi̯o tsi̯o 10 AttributionsWD
      Syntactic words
    • VPadNBUDDH: sufficient (> complete)
    • VPibe completely present; be completely taken care of/respected; be amply present, be sufficiently provided; be completely present (typically of good qualities; often referring to inherently existing features) > be perfect; be in perfectly good shape[CA]
    給  jǐ OC: krub MC: kip 6 AttributionsWD

    Jǐ 給 (ant.* quē 缺 "be short of") refers specifically to the supply of necessities for the sustenance of life.

      Word relations
    • Assoc: 足/SUFFICIENT The current general word for sufficiency is zú 足 (ant. fá 乏 "be short of something").
    • Synon: 足/SUFFICIENT The current general word for sufficiency is zú 足 (ant. fá 乏 "be short of something").

      Syntactic words
    • nabstativestate of sufficient supplies
    • vibe in sufficient supply; have sufficient supplies
    • vtoNhave sufficient supplies of
    • vttoN1.+N2reflexive.自supply (oneself) with a sufficiency of N2
    具  jù OC: ɡos MC: gi̯o 3 AttributionsWD

      Word relations
    • Synon: 足/SUFFICIENT The current general word for sufficiency is zú 足 (ant. fá 乏 "be short of something").

      Syntactic words
    • vibe in sufficient supply
    • vtoNhave a sufficient supply ofCH
    • vtoNstativehave in sufficient supply > be endowed with
    自足  zì zú MC: dzijH tsjowk  OC: sblids tsoɡ CH 3 AttributionsWD
      Syntactic words
    • VPibe self-satisfiedCH
    • VPireflexive.自be self-sufficientCH
    充  chōng OC: thjuŋ MC: tɕhuŋ 2 AttributionsWD
      Syntactic words
    • vibe sufficient
    • vt+V[0]be sufficient to VDS
    備足  bèi zú OC: brɯɡs tsoɡ MC: bi tsi̯ok 1 AttributionWD
      Syntactic words
    • VPibe fully qualified
    備  bèi OC: brɯɡs MC: bi 0 AttributionsWD

      Word relations
    • Assoc: 足/SUFFICIENT The current general word for sufficiency is zú 足 (ant. fá 乏 "be short of something").

      Syntactic words
    • vibe in sufficient supply
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      Syntactic words
    • VPireflexive.自be self-sufficientCH
      Click here to add pinyin MC:  OC: CH 0 AttributionsWD
      Syntactic words
    • VPtoV[0]be sufficient to VCH

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