SUFICIENTE
Latin Lemma
suffĭcĭente(m) [suffĭcĭens]
Latin POS
PRESPART
Latin Meaning
suffĭcĕre: (1) to put under / among / into, to put in the place of, take the place of; (2) to be sufficient. Suffĭcĭens has only meaning (2). L&S
Spanish
Portuguese
French
English
English Lemma
sufficient
English Variants
ME Sc. sufficyand, suffyciand, ME sufficia(u)nt(e, ME–15C sufficyent, Sc. sufficiand , ME suffisia(u)nt, suffyceant, suffycient, suffycyaunt, suffysyent, suffeceant, ME–15C suffycyent, suffyciente, 15C suffiecient, 15C–16C suffitient, (16C sophytient), ME–present sufficient OED
English POS
English Morphologically related words
suffice, sufficiently, sufficiency
Ranking/frequency in English
Band 6/8 OED
English First attestation
Wyclif c1380 OED
Cultural transmission
Sp Maintenance of form and meaning and lack of morphologically corresponding verb suggest direct borrowing / maintenance from Latin. Use in legal documents written in the Latin way cited in CORDE suggests the word may have had an ongoing familiarity through this register.
Eng borrowing from OFr or Lat OED