What does sufficeth means?

Question

What does this word means? anyone ? thanks

Answer 1

"is enough"
From the old English word "to suffice" (still in use, particularly in expressions such as "suffice it to say"), meaning "to be enough".

Answer 2

Hi there!

'Sufficeth' was the third person of 'suffice'; it sufficeth means that 'it is enough' or 'it is adequate.' -th turned to -s in Modern English. Until around 1650, English had a more complicated form of verb conjugation, whose endings are similar to modern German:

I take
thou take-st
he/she take-th
we take
you take
they take

Best wishes,

Cs.

Answer 3

"It sufficeth" would mean the same as "it suffices," or "it is enough."

The "th" eventually became an "s." For example, "The King cometh," would now be "the King comes."

Answer 4

I suspect that what you are hearing is not "sufficeth" -- which would be an antiquated form of English -- but "Suffice it" as in "Suffice it to say...." which means "Let it be sufficient to say..."

Answer 5

It's an old- fashioned word for "it's enough".