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Notes: It is possible to derive ἀρκετός from the verb ἀρκέω to be sufficient (59.46: ἀρκέω), and ἀρκετός could then be defined as that which ought to be sufficient and hence leading to satisfaction.

Form 1

Part of speech: adjc.

Inflections: ἀρκετός; -ή, -όν

Related lemmas: ἀρκέω

Sense 1: sufficient, adequate

Semantic entry: 59.45

Semantic domains: Quantity

Subdomains: Enough, Sufficient

Definition: pertaining to what is sufficient for some purpose and accordingly resulting in satisfaction{N:001}

MAT 6:34: RV MAT 6:34 · LV MAT 6:34 · Read together MAT 6:34

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OET-RV MAT 6:34

34 Don’t worry about tomorrow, because tomorrow can worry about itself—today’s problems are enough by themselves.

OET-LV MAT 6:34

34 Therefore you _all _may_ not _worry for the_ next _day, because/for the_ next _day will _be _worrying about _itself.
The evil of _it sufficient to _the day is.

MAT 10:25: RV MAT 10:25 · LV MAT 10:25 · Read together MAT 10:25

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OET-RV MAT 10:25

25 The apprentice is happy to eventually become like their teacher, and the slave to become like their master. If they accuse the home owner of being a devil, then they’ll do that even more to other members of his household.

OET-LV MAT 10:25

25 it _is Sufficient for _the apprentice/follower that he _may _become as the teacher of _him, and the slave as the master of _him.
If they _called the home _owner Beʼelzeboul, to _how _much more the household of _him?

All 3 recorded passages for this sense

MAT: RV MAT 6:34 · RV MAT 10:25 · LV MAT 6:34 · LV MAT 10:25 · Read together MAT 6:34 · Read together MAT 10:25

PE1: RV PE1 4:3 · LV PE1 4:3 · Read together PE1 4:3

UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

ἀρκετός

Form 1

Sense 1: sufficient, adequate