sufficienter

suffĭcĭenter, adv. [sufficio],

• sufficiently, enough, Dig. 7, 1, 15; Vulg. Nah. 2, 12; Plin. Ep. 10, 18 (29), 3 dub.

sufficienter, Adv. (sufficiens), hinlänglich, genügend, Aur. Vict. epit. 20, 7. Plin. ep. 10, 18 (29), 3. Apul. met. 4, 28. Ulp. dig. 7, 1, 15. § 24, 3, 14 pr. Pallad. 1, 35, 10. Vulg. Nahum 2, 12. Augustin. epist. 148, 8 extr. Chalcid. Tim. 20: Compar. sufficientius, Augustin. de merit. peccat. 1, 29.

sufficienter [CL], sufficiently, satisfactorily, adequately, properly, enough; b (w. ref. to number); c (w. ref. to length or extent of discourse, narrative, or sim.); d (w. ref. to meeting legal standard of proof or sim.). e without leaving a remainder, properly. virum ‥ scripturarum lectione ~er instructum Bede HE III 28; cum ‥ hi ‥ venissent nec tamen quicquid sibi necessarium erat ~issime in loco repperissent Osb. V. Dunst. 6; in usu habebat ‥ ipsis ‥ ~er ministrare Eadmer V. Osw. 33; cum sciat ~issime et singulas causas et omnia que circumstant Neckam SS II 48. 1; c1237 [monasterium de Tarrent] fundavit ac ~er dotavit Ch. Sal. 270; illa erat a Christo ‥ condita ‥ et ~issime elucidata per mille ducentos annos antequam ‥ Wycl. Compl. 90; nimis erat juvenis et regi plurima ab eo sciscitanti respondere ~er nesciebat Plusc. VI 43.  b 1380 mittant homines ~er pro operacionibus Hal. Durh. 166.  c cuncta in libello ejus ~ius ‥ quisque legerit inveniet Bede HE III 19; de vita illius ‥ ~er ‥ conscripsimus Ib. IV 26 p. 271; 798 quid plura de his dicimus de quibus ~er dictum habetis? Alcuin Ep. 93; inveniet determinata ~issime omnia et expressa Bart. Angl. III 23; 1290 cum ‥ narratores ‥ ~er narrassent State Tri. Ed. I 49; quia de plana musica quidam philosophi ~er tractaverunt Hauboys 180 (cf. ib. 186: quia F. ‥ ~er non dixit).  d 1203 ~er se excusaverunt de hoc quod de eis dicebatur Pat 29a; 1220 ~er probavit per testes etc. quod ‥ SelPlCrown 121; 1257 ~er ostendent ipsum defunctum condidisse testamentum Cl 118; 1281 M. ‥ ~er probavit quamdam ovem esse suam SelPlMan 31.  e substantia igitur, quae generalissima mente concipitur, primum et ~er dividitur in corpoream ac incorpoream substantiam Is. Stella Serm. 20. 5. 1757A; genus in species, aut per differentias, aut per affirmationem et negationem, ~er dividere moneor J. Sal. Met. 862D.

suffĭcĭentĕr, suffisamment, assez : Traj. ad Plin. Min. *Ep. 10, 18, 3 ; Ulp. Dig. 7, 1, 15, 24 || -tius Aug. Pecc. Mer. 1, 29, 57.

sufficienter . adv.
彀。足。

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