-abel

abel Abel Ábel Abèl abel' -ábel abel- Danish Etymology From da fr -able able, from da la -ābilis. A variant of the suffix include da -ibel. Suffix da suffix neuter singular -abelt definite singular -able plural -able da adjective Used to form adjectives which are capable of performing or being the subject of a specified action; -able da -bar -lig da adjective Used to form adjectives which have a certain quality or a certain character; -able da -et Declension -abl Derived terms da References da adjective-forming suffixes Dutch Etymology From nl la -ābilis. Pronunciation nl /ˈaːbəl/ nl Nl--abel.ogg Suffix -able, -ible, attaches to verbs ending in nl -eren or to nouns to form adjectives nl -baar nl accepteren<t:to accept> acceptabel<t:acceptable> nl comfort<t:comfort> comfortabel<t:comfortable> Derived terms nl German Etymology From de la -ābilis. Pronunciation de /ˈaːbəl/ de De--abel.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Suffix de suffix adjective-forming suffixes -able, -ible de -bar Usage notes The suffix is somewhat productive in German, but only with Latinate stems. The generally applicable suffix is de -bar. Sometimes both forms are in use, e.g. de deklinabel and de deklinierbar. As generally with adjective in de -el, the -e- is dropped before inflections (thus de -able etc. instead of de -abele). Derived terms de de akzeptabel blamabel disputabel formidabel inkommensurabel justiziabel miserabel passabel praktikabel variabel Norwegian Bokmål Etymology From nb la -ābilis, via many words deriving from nb fr -able able, from nb frm -able, from nb fro -able. Also see the related suffix nb -ibel. Pronunciation nb /ˈɑːbəl/ nb Pronunciation of Norwegian Bokmål «-abel».ogg nb əl nb ab el Suffix nb suffix neuter singular -abelt definite singular -able plural -able nb adjective Used to form adjectives which are capable of performing or being the subject of a specified action; -able nb akseptabel, nb diskutabel, nb risikabel, nb tolerabel en acceptable, en debatable, en risky, en tolerable nb -bar nb adjective Used to form adjectives which have a certain quality or a certain character; -able nb formidabel, nb komfortabel, nb kapabel, nb laudabel, nb miserabel en formidable, en comfortable, en capable, en laudable, en miserable nb adjective nb humorous Used to form adjectives which have the prospect of becoming or being made the first term expression nb doktorabel, nb professorabel en doctoral, en professor-like Derived terms nb References -abel “-abel” in Store norske leksikon Anagrams nb abel bale bela nb adjective-forming suffixes Norwegian Nynorsk Etymology From nn la -abilis. Suffix nn suffix -able used for forming adjectives Derived terms nn References nn adjective-forming suffixes