具足

"accomplished; etc."

Attested in early Chinese Buddhist literature such as the Dīrghāgama, possibly a semantic loan from Prakrit, e.g. Gandhari 𐨯𐨨𐨗𐨡𐨁 (samajadi, “to fall to”) as attested in the Khotan Dhammapada; in turn from Sanskrit संपद्यते (saṃpadyate), from सं- (saṃ-, “together; fully”) + √पद् (√pad, “to go”); cognate with Pali sampajjati (past passive participle sampanna) and Tocharian B phalasaṃpat (“prosperity”). The loan translation is notable for its precision in both the meaning and component-wise literal correspondence, as पद् (pad) derives from the PIE *pṓds (“foot”), in Chinese 足 (“foot”), while the character can also mean "full; adequate; sufficient; ready", etc.

具足

1. (literary) adequate; sufficient; abundant
2. (Buddhism) accomplished; complete; successful

具足

1. (literary) to possess; to be equipped with; to have

From Old Japanese 具足 (gusoku). First cited to a portion of the 続日本紀 (Shoku Nihongi) dated to 722.[1]

In turn, borrowed from Middle Chinese compound 具足 (MC gjuH tsjowk, “to suffice; sufficient”, literally “provide, furnish + enough, abundant”), in evidence since at least the Lunheng of the first century CE.

Within Japanese, also analyzable as a compound of 具 (gu, “gear, equipment, furnishings”) + 足 (soku, “adding, making adequate”).

• (Tokyo) ぐそく [gùsókú] (Heiban – [0])[2][3][4]
• (Tokyo) ぐ​そく [gúꜜsòkù] (Atamadaka – [1])[4]
• IPA^(key): [ɡɯ̟ᵝso̞kɯ̟ᵝ]

具(ぐ)足(そく) • (gusoku) 

1. [from 722] the state of being fully equipped, furnished, or in order
2. [from 1120] possession, having something in hand, bringing something

   Synonyms: 所有 (shoyū), 携持 (keiji)

3. [from 1120] (archaic) a retainer, a servant, an attendant of a household

   Synonyms: 家来 (kerai), 従者 (jūsha)

4. [from early 1200s] accompaniment, the act of going with someone; a companion

   Synonym: 伴い (tomonai)

5. [from early 1200s] a soldier's equipment: weapons, arms, armor

   Synonyms: (armor as a full set, including helmets, gauntlets, etc.) 甲冑 (katchū, literally “armor + helmet”), 武具 (bugu, “arms and armor”)

6. [from 1221] equipment, gear, furnishings, furniture, supplies, effects

   Synonyms: 道具 (dōgu, “equipment, gear, tool”), 調度 (chōdo, “furnishing, furniture, supplies”), 所持品 (shojihin, “property, effects”)

7. [from 1275] the act of putting something together with something else, adding something, appending something; the thing itself, such as a side dish or appendage

   Synonym: 添え物 (soemono)

8. [from 1349] (poetry) the subject matter alluded to by a 連歌 (renga, “linked poem”)

   Synonym: 素材 (sozai, “subject matter”, in general)

9. [from 1353] (archaic) construction materials, building materials

   Synonym: 建材 (kenzai)

10. [from late 1300s] (archaic) marriage, the act of being together as man and wife; one's spouse

    Synonyms: 連れ添い (tsuresoi, “marriage; spouse”), 夫婦 (fūfu, “husband and wife, married couple”), 配偶者 (haigūsha, “spouse”)

11. [from late 1600s] (more specifically) body armor (excluding helmets, gauntlets, etc.)

    Synonym: 鎧 (yoroi)

12. [from 1079] (Buddhism) short for 具足戒 (gusoku kai, “a precept or commandment that must be followed by monastics”)
13. [from 1504] short for 具足武者 (gusoku musha, “an armored warrior, an armored soldier”)

具(ぐ)足(そく)する • (gusoku suru) suru (stem 具(ぐ)足(そく)し (gusoku shi), past 具(ぐ)足(そく)した (gusoku shita))

1. [from 722] to fully equip or furnish something, to put something in order
2. [from 1120] to possess something, to have something in hand, to bring something

   Synonyms: 所有 (shoyū), 携持 (keiji), 携え持つ (tazusaemotsu)

3. [from early 1200s] to accompany, to go with someone

   Synonyms: 伴う (tomonau), 引き連れる (hikitsureru)

4. [from 1275] to put something together with something else, add something, append something

   Synonym: 添える (soeru)

5. [from late 1300s] (archaic) to marry, to be together as man and wife

   Synonym: 連れ添う (tsuresou)

• 具(そ)足(だ)る (sodaru, “to fully furnish something, to put something in order”, archaic)