Decoded Slug: ~足る Noun (〜taru~)

Japanese JLPT Grammar Point
~足る Noun (〜taru~)

~足る Noun (〜taru~)

Short explanation:

Express that something is sufficient; 'enough', 'sufficient'.

Formation:

Noun + 足る

Examples:

この料理は4人分足る。
Kono ryouri wa yoninbun taru.
This dish is enough for four people.
私たちは今、資金が十分足りている。
Watashitachi wa ima, shikin ga juubun tariteiru.
We have enough funds now.
彼の説明は信用足る。
Kare no setsumei wa shinyou taru.
His explanation is credible enough.
この部屋は家具が足りている。
Kono heya wa kagu ga tariteiru.
This room has enough furniture.

Long explanation:

The ~足る grammar point is used to state that something is adequate or sufficient. It can be translated as 'enough' or 'sufficient' in English. This grammar is usually used with words related to quantity. The formation differs depending on whether it is used with a noun.
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