No. 189 in Greek

αρκετά

"Αρκετά" means "enough" or "quite" in English.

In a sentence

Είναι αρκετά ζεστό σήμερα.
It is quite warm today.
Here, 'αρκετά' is used as an adverb meaning 'quite', indicating the degree of warmth.
Έφαγε αρκετά φρούτα για πρωινό.
He ate enough fruits for breakfast.
In this sentence, 'αρκετά' means 'enough' and is used as a quantifier describing the sufficiency of the amount.
Χρειάζομαι αρκετά χρήματα για το ταξίδι.
I need sufficient money for the trip.
Here, 'αρκετά' is used as a quantifier again, this time referring to the required sufficiency of money.

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