“To be sufficient” in Japanese
Short answer
To be sufficient in Japanese is “足る” (taru). Full meaning: to be sufficient, to be enough; to be worth doing, to be worthy of, to deserve; to do (the job), to serve, to answer.
Other ways to say “To be sufficient” in Japanese
足りる
tariru to be sufficient, to be enough; to be worth doing, to be worthy of, to deserve; to do (the job), to serve, to answer
たりる
tariru to be sufficient, to be enough; to be worth doing, to be worthy of, to deserve; to do (the job), to serve, to answer
満ち足りる
michitariru to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
たりん
tarin to be sufficient, to be enough; to be worth doing, to be worthy of, to deserve; to do (the job), to serve, to answer
たりよう
tariyoo to be sufficient, to be enough; to be worth doing, to be worthy of, to deserve; to do (the job), to serve, to answer
足ッ
ta to be sufficient, to be enough; to be worth doing, to be worthy of, to deserve; to do (the job), to serve, to answer
足っ
ta to be sufficient, to be enough; to be worth doing, to be worthy of, to deserve; to do (the job), to serve, to answer
たりよふ
tariyoo to be sufficient, to be enough; to be worth doing, to be worthy of, to deserve; to do (the job), to serve, to answer
タりよふ
tariyoo to be sufficient, to be enough; to be worth doing, to be worthy of, to deserve; to do (the job), to serve, to answer
足ら
tara to be sufficient, to be enough; to be worth doing, to be worthy of, to deserve; to do (the job), to serve, to answer
足ろ
taro to be sufficient, to be enough; to be worth doing, to be worthy of, to deserve; to do (the job), to serve, to answer
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