sufficiency in Irish
sufficiency in Irish is leorgacht, leordhóthain, sáith — sufficiency means the state of being enough for what is needed.
sufficiency in Irish
leorgacht
(uncountable) The quality or condition of being sufficient.
leordhóthain
(countable) An adequate amount.
sáith
(countable) An adequate amount.
What does "sufficiency" mean?
- noun The state of being enough for what is needed.
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noun An amount that is enough.
"But the Eastern front of the Allies was far more vulnerable. Russia could not begin to supply herself with a sufficiency of large guns and of heavy munitionment for them."
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- But the Eastern front of the Allies was far more vulnerable. Russia could not begin to supply herself with a sufficiency of large guns and of heavy munitionment for them.
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What is "sufficiency" in Irish?
"sufficiency" in Irish is leorgacht, leordhóthain, sáith. sufficiency means: The state of being enough for what is needed.
Are there other ways to say "sufficiency" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "sufficiency": leorgacht, leordhóthain, sáith.
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