Meaning
'To have plenty' — 'hab' (have) plus 'nuff' (much/many): to have a lot, to be well supplied or well off. 'Him hab nuff' can mean he has plenty of money, things, or whatever's in question. The opposite of scraping by.
Examples
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Dem hab nuff land inna country.
They have plenty of land in the country.
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Mi nuh hab nuff, but mi manijz.
I don't have much, but I manage.
Origin
'hab' (have) + 'nuff' (plenty). See [[nuff]], [[hab]].
How it’s used
To have plenty / be well supplied or well off.