מספיק

Hebrew

Root
ס־פ־ק‎ (s-p-q)

Etymology

The adverb sense presumably derives from the verb sense, and the interjection sense from the adverb sense.

Adverb

מַסְפִּיק • (maspík)

1. Enough, sufficiently.
   • 2007, Amittai Asher, Barak Gavizon (lyrics and music), “מליון פעם [A million times]”, in אח יפני [Japanese brother]‎^[1], performed by Malkat HaPlakat:

     ‏מספיק קשה לומר "הכל בסדר"
     מספיק קשה לומר, אבל נכון‎

     Maspík kashé lomár "hakól beséder"
     Maspík kashé lomár, avál nakhón

     It's hard enough to say "everything's all right"
     It's hard enough to say, but it's true

Interjection

מַסְפִּיק • (maspík)

1. Enough; that's enough.

Synonyms

• די‎ (dái)
• חלס‎ (ḥálas)

Verb

מַסְפִּיק • (maspík)

1. Masculine singular present participle and present tense of הִסְפִּיק‎ (hispík).