كفى
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root كفى (k-f-y) primarily denotes sufficiency, adequacy, and providing enough. It extends to concepts of protection, reward, and meeting needs, encompassing both the act of being sufficient and the state of having enough.
Derived headwords
- 1.he sufficed him from his provision, it suffices him sufficientlyboth
he sufficed him from his provision, it suffices him sufficiently
- 1.sufficiencyboth
The state or quality of being enough or adequate.
- 2.provisionboth
The act of providing what is needed; sustenance.
- 3.protectionclassical
The act of defending or shielding from harm.
- 1.he was content with itboth
he was content with it
- 1.to ask for sufficiencyboth
To request that someone provide enough or be sufficient.
- 2.to seek to be sufficedclassical
To seek to have one's needs met.
- 1.it sufficed meboth
It was enough or adequate for me.
- 1.rewardboth
Something given in return for good or evil; recompense.
- 2.recompenseboth
A compensation or reward for loss or harm suffered.
- 3.sufficiencyclassical
The act of providing enough; adequacy.
- 1.to rewardboth
To give something in return for a service or merit.
- 2.to recompenseboth
To make amends to someone for a loss or harm.
- 3.to sufficeclassical
To be enough or adequate.
- 1.sufficientboth
Enough to meet the needs, demands, or purposes.
- 2.adequateboth
Satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity.
- 1.he sufficed him from his provision, it suffices him sufficientlyboth
he sufficed him from his provision, it suffices him sufficiently
- 1.enough for youboth
A phrase indicating that something is sufficient for the person addressed.
- 1.sustenanceboth
Food or provisions necessary for life; nourishment.
- 2.livelihoodclassical
A means of securing the necessities of life.
- 1.sustenanceboth
The plural of كفية, referring to provisions or food.