-ibile

ibile Interlingua Etymology ia :bor<conj:and> en:-ible fr:-ible it:-ibile<alt:-ìbile> es:-ible pt:-ível ia en -ible, ia fr -ible, ia it -ibile -ìbile, ia es -ible and ia pt -ível; all from ia la -ibilis -ibilis, -ibile. Pronunciation ia /-ˈi.bi.le/ /-iˈbi.le/<q:uncommon> ia ibile ile<q:uncommon> 3 ia -i bi le Suffix adjective-forming suffixes en -ible able that can be …ed; that is worthy to be …ed ia -abile<t:-able> ia audir<t:to hear> audibile<t:audible> ia deducer<t:to deduce> deducibile<t:deducible> ia deducter<t:to deduct> deductibile<t:deductible> ia defenser<t:to defend> defensibile<t:defensible> ia flexer<t:to flex> flexibile<t:flexible> ia leger<t:to read> legibile<t:legible> ia sensir<t:to feel> sensibile<t:sensible> Usage notes Used with verbs in ia -er and ia -ir. Derived terms ia Italian Etymology it -ìbile :lbor<unc> la:-ibilis Possibly borrowed from it la -ibilis 1. Compare the inherited doublet it -evole<alt:-évole> 1. Pronunciation Suffix en -ible able that can be …ed; that is worthy to be …ed it -abile<alt:-àbile><t:-able> Derived terms it Anagrams it beiil bilie Latin Suffix la suffix form la -ibilis nom//acc//voc n s