No. 559 in Spanish
suficiente
Enough; sufficient.
In a sentence
Tengo suficiente dinero para comprar el libro.
I have enough money to buy the book.
In this sentence, 'suficiente' is used as an adjective to describe a sufficient quantity of 'dinero' (money).
Estudié lo suficiente para aprobar el examen.
I studied enough to pass the exam.
Here, 'suficiente' functions as an adverb modifying the verb 'estudié', indicating to what extent the action was performed.
¿Hay suficiente comida para todos los invitados?
Is there enough food for all the guests?
'Suficiente' acts as an adjective here, qualifying 'comida' (food) to denote adequacy in quantity.
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