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<ul><li>suiffer</li></ul>

Question 2

What does "suffire" mean in French?

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To be able to satisfy something or a given goal.
To be able to provide for, to be able to satisfy the demands of someone.
To provide enough, to do what is necessary for something to be realized.
To be the cause of something; to trigger or condition an event.
To no longer be necessary to provide or do something; in a request indicating to someone that the necessary conditions for an end have been met or that the requirements are fulfilled.
That's well, it's enough, let's not talk about it anymore.
To be in sufficient quantity.
To be sufficient for one's own needs, to have or earn enough to provide for one's needs.
To find in oneself the means to do without others.

Question 3

Where does the French word "suffire" come from?

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From Latin sufficere, "to place above or in place of", "to supplement" then "to provide", intransitively "to place oneself underneath", that is "to be capable of supporting" hence "to suffice for". The form soufire, which is based on a popular Latin suffīcere, due to the lengthening of ĭ to ī under the influence of verbs like dicere ("to say"), was reLatinized as suffire, in an isolated fashion in the fourteenth century, then regularly from the sixteenth century.

Question 4

How to translate "suffire" into italian?

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bastare

Question 5

What is the translation of "suffire" into english?

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suffice

Question 6

How to translate "suffire" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

bastar

Question 7

What is the translation of "suffire" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

chegar

Question 8

How do you translate "suffire" into german?

Accepted Answer

reichen

suffire

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