Supply ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Supply ( noun )

1. An amount of something that is available to be used.
2. The action or process of supplying something.
3. A source of a particular commodity or service.
4. The quantity of a commodity or service that is available to be bought or used.

Origin:

Middle english, from old french, from latin supplere to fill up, from sub- + plere to fill.

Examples:

1. We have a limited supply of that item.
2. The factory has been closed, which is affecting the supply of the product.
3. The city's water supply comes from a nearby lake.
4. The company is the main supplier of this product.
5. The supply of the goods is running low.

(As a verb)

Supply ( verb )

1. An amount of something that is available to be used.
2. The action or process of supplying something.
3. A source of a particular commodity or service.
4. The quantity of a commodity or service that is available to be bought or used.

Origin:

Middle english, from old french, from latin supplere to fill up, from sub- + plere to fill.

Examples:

1. We have a limited supply of that item.
2. The factory has been closed, which is affecting the supply of the product.
3. The city's water supply comes from a nearby lake.
4. The company is the main supplier of this product.
5. The supply of the goods is running low.