()(そな)える

かねそなえる
ichidan verb
to possess both, to combine qualities
1. to possess both qualities, to combine, to have together
To have two or more qualities, abilities, or characteristics at the same time. Implies that having both together is impressive or noteworthy.
()知性(ちせい)()(そな)えている。
She possesses both beauty and intelligence.
この(くるま)はデザインと機能性(きのうせい)()(そな)えている。
This car combines design and functionality.
(すぐ)れたリーダーは決断力(けつだんりょく)柔軟性(じゅうなんせい)()(そな)えている必要(ひつよう)がある。
A great leader needs to possess both decisiveness and flexibility.

Compound verb from ()ねる (to combine roles) + (そな)える (to possess, to be equipped with). A somewhat formal expression emphasizing the combination of two desirable qualities.

TRANSITIVITY:

  • Type: transitive (他動詞(たどうし))
  • Pattern: AがBとCを()(そな)える (A possesses both B and C)

ASPECT (ている):

  • ()(そな)えている = possesses both (resulting state — the most common form)

COMMON PATTERNS:

  • AとBを()(そな)える (to possess both A and B)
  • ()(そな)えた + noun (possessing both ~ — modifier form)

USAGE NOTES:
Almost always used with two qualities connected by と. The ている form is far more common than the dictionary form. The qualities mentioned are typically positive or desirable.