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- adfabilis - “adfabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - approachable, courteous, affable, kind, friendly
- adibilis - “adibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - accessible
- adjutabilis - “adjutabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - helping
- admirabilis - “admirabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - admirable, wonderful | admirable
- adolabilis/adulabilis - “adulabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - suited to flatter, flattering, adulatory | adulable - adulatable “adulatable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- adorabilis - “adorabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of adoration | adorable
- adulabilis - “adulabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - suited to flatter
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- aequabilis - “aequabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - like, similar, equal, uniform | equable/equible - equatable “equatable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- aequiparabilis - “aequiparabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be compared
- aerumnabilis - “aernumnabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be regarded as wretched
- aestimabilis - “aestimabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of esteem | estimable, estimatable “estimatable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- aeternabilis - “aeternabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can last forever
- affabilis - “affabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be easily spoken to | affable
- agitabilis - “agitabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - easily moved, light | agitable - agitatable “agitatable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- agnoscibilis - “agnoscibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be known
- alibilis - “alibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - affording nourishment
- allaudabilis - “allaudabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of praise
- altercabilis - “altercabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - quarrelsome | altercable
- amabilis - “amabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of love, lovely, amiable, attractive | amiable
- amicabilis - “amicabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - friendly | amicable
- amissibilis - “amissibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be lost
- animabilis - “animabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - enlivening, animating | animable - animatable “animatable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- aperibilis - “aperibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - opening, aperient
- apertibilis - “apertibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - opening | apertible
- appetibilis - “appetibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of desire | appetible
- apprehensibilis - “apprehensibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be understood | apprehensible - apprehendible “apprehendible”, in OneLook Dictionary Search. - apprehendable “apprehandable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- arabilis - “arabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be ploughed | arable
- argumentabilis - “argumentabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be proved | argumentable - arguable
- ascendibilis - “ascendibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be ascended | ascendable “ascendable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- ascensibilis - “ascendabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be ascended
- aspectabilis - “aspectabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - visible
- aspernabilis - “aspernabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of contempt
- auspicabilis - “auspicabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - of favorable omen
- aversabilis - “aversabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that before which one is obliged to turn away
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- cachinnabilis - “cachinnabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - Capable of laughing
- calefactabilis - “calefactabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be warmed
- cantabilis - “cantabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy to be sung
- capabilis - “capabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - comprehensible
- captabilis - “captabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can take
- castigabilis - “castigabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - deserving punishment | castigatable “castigatable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- celebrabilis - “celebrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - commendable | celebratable “celebratable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- circumflexibilis - “circumflexibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - provided with a circumflex accent
- circumvolitabilis - “circumvolitabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - flying round
- cocibilis/coquibilis - “coquibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be easily cooked
- cogitabilis - “cogiabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - conceivable | cogitatable “cogitatable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- cognobilis - “cognobilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be understood
- cognoscibilis - “cognoscibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - recognizable
- cohibilis - “cohibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - abridged
- collaudabilis - “collaudabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of praise in every respect
- colorabilis - “colorabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary -
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- comestibilis - “comestibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - eatable
- comitabilis - “comitabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - attending
- commeabilis - “commeabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that is casily passed through
- commemorabilis - “commemorabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worth mentioning, memorable commemorable - commemoratable “commemoratable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- commendabilis - “commendabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of praise, commendable
- commensurabilis - “commensurabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - having a common measure
- commiscibilis - “commiscibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be mingled
- commobilis - “commobilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - easily moving
- commutabilis - “commutabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - subject to change, changeable
- comparabilis - “comparabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be compared, comparable
- compassibilis - “compassibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - suffering with one
- complicabilis - “complicabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be folded together
- comprehensibilis - “comprehensibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - conceivable, intelligible | comprehendable “comprehendable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search. | comprehendible “comprehendible”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- computabilis - “computabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be computed, computable
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- conabilis - “conabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - laborious, difficult
- concordabilis - “concordabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - easily according, harmonizing
- concupiscibilis - “consupiscibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - adj., worthy to be longed for, very desirable
- concussibilis - “concussibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be shaken
- condemnabilis - “condemnabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of condemnation condemnable
- condicionabilis - “condicionabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - conditional
- conditionabilis - “conditionabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary -
- conducibilis - “conducibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - advantageous, profitable, expedient
- congregabilis - “congregabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - social, gregarious
- conservabilis - “conservabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be preserved
- consociabilis - “consociabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - compatible, suitable, fit
- consolabilis - “consolabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be consoled, to be comforted
- conspicabilis - “conspicabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - Visible
- consummabilis - “conummabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be perfected, susceptible of completion
- consumptibilis - “consumptibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be consumed
- contaminabilis - “contaminabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be polluted - contaminatable “contaminatable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- contemplabilis - “contemplabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - taking aim contemplable “contemplable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search. contemplatable “contemplatable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- contemptibilis - “contemptibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - contemptible - contemptable “contemptable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- contractabilis - “contractabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary -
- contradicibilis - “contradicibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be contradicted contradictable “contradictable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- contrectabilis - “contrectabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be felt
- conversibilis - “conversibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - changeable
- convertibilis - “convertibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - changeable
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- coodibilis - “coodibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - adj., exceedingly hateful, detestable
- copulabilis - “copulabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be connected
- coquibilis - “coquibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be easily cooked
- corruptibilis - “corruptibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - liable to decay, corruptible, perishable corruptible corruptable “corruptable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- costabilis - “costabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - riblike
- creabilis - “creabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be made or created
- credibilis - “credibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be believed, worthy of belief, likely, credible
- cremabilis - “cremabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - combustible crematable “crematable”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
- cruciabilis - “cruciabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - tormenting, torturing, painful, excruciating, miserable
- culpabilis - “culpabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of blame, culpable, criminal
- curabilis - “curabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - requiring treatment, serious
- curvabilis - “curvabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be bent, flexible
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- debilis - “debilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - lame, disabled, crippled, infirm, debilitated, feeble, frail, weak
- declinabilis - “declinabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be
- defaecabilis - “defaecabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be easily cleansed
- defecabilis - “defecabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary -
- defensabilis - “defensabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - defensible
- defensibilis - “defensibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - easily defended
- delassabilis - “delassabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be wearied out
- delebilis - “delebilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be blotted out
- delectabilis - “delectabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - delightful, agreeable
- demonstrabilis - “demonstrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - demonstrable
- demutabilis - “demutabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - changeable
- densabilis - “densabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - binding, astringent
- deprecabilis - “deprecabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be entreated, exorable
- desiderabilis - “desiderabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - wanted, desirable
- desperabilis - “desperabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - incurable, desperate
- despicabilis - “despicabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - contemptible, despicable
- destructibilis - “destructibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - destructible
- determinabilis - “determinabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that has an end, finite
- detestabilis - “detestabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - execrable, abominable, detestable
- devorabilis - “devorabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be devoured
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- digestibilis - “digestibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - digestible, easy of digestion
- digladiabilis - “digladiabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - full of contention, fierce
- dignabilis - “dignabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy
- diligibilis - “diligibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - estimable, amiable
- dinumerabilis - “dinumerabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be numbered, calculable
- discernibilis - “discernibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be distinguished, discernible
- disciplinabilis - “disciplinabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be learned
- discordabilis - “discordabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - disagreeing, discordant
- discrebilis - “discredibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be discerned, discernible
- discrepabilis - “discrepabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - irreconcilable, discrepant
- dispartibilis - “dispartibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - divisible;
- disputabilis - “disputabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be disputed, disputable
- dissipabilis - “dissipabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be dispersed
- dissociabilis - “dissociabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - separating, dividing
- dissolubilis - “dissolubilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be dissolved, dissoluble
- divisibilis - “divisibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - divisible
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- edibilis - “edibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - eatable - edible
- effabilis - “effabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be uttered - effable
- ejulabilis - “ejulabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - wailing loudly - ejulable
- elamentabilis - “elamentabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - very lamentable - elamentable
- eluctabilis - “eluctabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - from which one may extricate one's self - eluctable
- emendabilis - “emendabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - reparable, capable of correction - emendable
- enarrabilis - “enarrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be explained, intelligible - enarrable
- enodabilis - “enodabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - explicable - enodable
- equitabilis - “equitabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - fit for riding, smooth - equitable
- erubescibilis - “erubescibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - of which one should be ashamed - erubescible
- evitabilis - “evitabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - avoidable - evitable
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- exaudibilis - “exaudibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be heard - exaudible
- excitabilis - “excitabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - inciting - excitable
- excruciabilis - “excruciabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - deserving of torture - excruciable
- excusabilis - “excusabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be excused, excusable
- excussabilis - “excussabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary -
- exercibilis - “exercibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - practicable - exercible
- existimabilis - “existimabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - supposable - existimable
- exitiabilis - “exitiabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - destructive, fatal, deadly - exitiable
- exoptabilis - “exoptabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - desirable - exoptable
- exorabilis - “exorabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - easily entreated, influenced by prayer - exorable
- expetibilis - “expetibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - desirable expetible
- explanabilis - “explanabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - clear - explanable
- explicabilis - “explicabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be explained - explicable
- exprobrabilis - “exprobrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of reproach - exprobrable
- expugnabilis - “expugnabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be taken by assault, assailable - expugnable
- exsaturabilis - “exsaturabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be sated - exsaturable, exaturable
- exscreabilis - “exscreabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be hawked up - exsacreable, exacreable
- exsecrabilis - “exsecrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - accursed - exsecrable, execrable
- exspectabilis - “exspectabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be expected - exspectable, expectable
- exstinguibilis - “exstinguibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - extinguishable - exstinguible, extinguible
- exsuperabilis - “exsuperabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be overcome - exsuperable, exuperable
- exterminabilis - “exterminabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be destroyed - exterminable
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- fabricabilis - “fabricabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be wrought
- famigerabilis - “famigerabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - famous
- fastidibilis - “fastidibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - nauseous, loathsome, disagreeable
- fatigabilis - “fatigabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be wearied
- favorabilis - “favorabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - favored, in favor
- febribilis - “febribilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that easily produces fever
- fingibilis - “fingibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - imaginary
- flabilis - “flabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - airy, breath-like
- flebilis - “flebilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be wept over, lamentable, deplorable
- flexibilis - “flexibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - pliant, flexible, yielding
- forabilis - “forabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be pierced, vulnerable
- formabilis - “formabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be formed
- formicabilis - “formicabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - resembling the creeping of ants
- formidabilis - “formidabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - causing fear, terrible, formidable
- fraudabilis - “fraudabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - deceiving
- friabilis - “friabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - easily broken
- frustrabilis - “frustrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that will be disappointed
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- generabilis - “generabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that has the power of generating
- genitabilis - “genitabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - of or belonging to generation or birth, productive, fruitful, generative
- gestabilis - “gestabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - portable
- glomerabilis - “glomerabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - rounded
- gnobilis - “gnobilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary -
- gravabilis - “gravabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - oppressive
- gubernabilis - “gubernabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - susceptible of being governed
- gustabilis - “gustabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - appetizing
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- habilis - “habilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - easily handled, manageable, handy, suitable, fit, proper, apt, nimble, swift
- habitabilis - “habitabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - fit for an abode, habitable
- herbilis - “herbilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - fed with grass
- hinnibilis - “hinnibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that neighs
- honorabilis - “honorabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that procures honor, estimable, honorable
- horribilis - “horribilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - terrible, fearful, dreadful, horrible
- horrificabilis - “horrificabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - causing terror
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- [[illacerabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot be torn
- [[illacrimabilis Lewis & Short 3 3 Unwept
- [[illaesibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be hurt
- [[illaetabilis Lewis & Short 17 17 a dead child
- [[illatabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 without breadth
- [[illaudabilis Lewis & Short 5 5 not worthy of praise
- [[illibabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 incapable of diminution
- [[illicibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 seductive
- [[illocabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot
- [[illuminabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that can be illuminated
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- imaginabilis - “bilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - conceivable
- imitabilis - “bilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be imitated, imitable
- [[immaculabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot be stained
- [[immarcescibilis Lewis & Short 3 3 unfading
- [[immedicabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 19 19 incurable
- [[immemorabilis Lewis & Short 3 3 unworthy to be mentioned
- [[immensurabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 immeasurable
- [[immersabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 2 2 not to be sunk, unconquerable
- [[immiserabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 2 2 unpitied
- [[immitigabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be softened
- [[immobilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 303 301 immovable
- [[immundabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be cleansed
- [[immutabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 134 0 unchangeable, unalterable, immutable
- [[immutabilis2 Lewis & Short 134 0 changed
- [[impartibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 indivisible
- [[impassibilis Lewis & Short 5 5 incapable of passion
- [[impausabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 without ceasing
- [[impeccabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 faultless
- [[impenetrabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 20 20 not to be pierced, impenetrable
- [[impermeabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be passed through
- [[imperscrutabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 impenetrable
- [[imperspicabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be seen through
- [[imperturbabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be disturbed
- [[impetibilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 4 2 insufferable, intolerable
- [[impetibilis2 Lewis & Short 6 4 assailing
- [[impetrabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 34 34 to be obtained, attainable, practicable
- [[implacabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 98 98 unappeasable, implacable, irreconcilable
- [[implebilis Lewis & Short 0 0 filling up
- [[implorabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that may be prayed to for help
- [[importabilis Lewis & Short 8 8 that cannot be borne
- [[impossibilis Lewis & Short 43 43 impossible
- [[impotabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not drinkable
- [[impraestabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 useless
- [[impraevaricabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be transgressed
- [[imprensibilis Lewis & Short 1 1 incomprehensible
- [[impretiabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 priceless
- [[improbabilis Lewis & Short 17 17 not deserving of approbation
- [[improcreabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be procreated
- [[impurgabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot be cleansed;
- [[imputribilis Lewis & Short 1 1 not liable to decay
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- [[inaccessibilis Lewis & Short 2 2 unapproachable
- [[inadibilis Lewis & Short 1 1 unapproachable
- [[inadulabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 inaccessible to flattery
- [[inaequabilis Elem. Lewis 11 7 uneven, unequal
- [[inaestimabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 34 34 Inestimable, invaluable, incalculable
- [[inamabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 25 25 unlovely, unattractive, repugnant, repulsive, odious
- [[inamissibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be lost
- [[inamplexibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be embraced
- [[inapprehensibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 incomprehensible
- [[inaudibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 inaudible
- [[inaversibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be turned aside
- [[incapabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 incomprehensible
- [[incessabilis Lewis & Short 4 4 unceasing
- [[inclinabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that readily leans to
- [[incogitabilis Lewis & Short 2 2 thoughtless
- [[incognoscibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 incomprehensible
- [[incohibilis Lewis & Short 5 5 that cannot be held
- [[incommeabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not traversable
- [[incommiscibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be mixed
- [[incommunicabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 incommunicable
- [[incommutabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 5 5 unchangeable, immutable
- [[incomparabilis Lewis & Short 13 13 that cannot be equalled
- [[incompassibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot suffer with another
- [[incompellabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be named
- [[incomprehensibilis Lewis & Short 5 5 that cannot be overtaken
- [[inconcessibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 inadmissible
- [[inconculcabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not capable of being trodden under foot
- [[inconfusibilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot be embarrassed
- [[incongelabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot be frozen
- [[incongressibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 unapproachable
- [[inconsolabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 2 2 inconsolable
- [[inconsumptibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be consumed
- [[incontaminabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be defiled
- [[incontemplabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be looked upon
- [[incontemptibilis Lewis & Short 1 1 not contemptible
- [[incontradicibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be contradicted
- [[inconversibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not convertible
- [[inconvertibilis Lewis & Short 1 1 unchangeable
- [[inconvincibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be convinced
- [[incorporabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 incorporeal
- [[incorrigibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be corrected
- [[incorruptibilis Lewis & Short 4 4 imperishable
- [[increabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not of a created nature
- [[incredibilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 516 490 not to be believed, incredible, beyond belief, extraordinary, unparalleled
- [[inculpabilis Lewis & Short 3 3 faultless
- [[incunctabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that admits of no delay
- [[incurabilis Lewis & Short 3 3 incurable
- [[incurvabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not flexible
- [[incusabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 blameworthy
- [[indagabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 investigating
- [[indeclinabilis Lewis & Short 21 21 inflexible
- [[indefatigabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot be wearied
- [[indeflebilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be lamented
- [[indelebilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 25 25 imperishable
- [[indemonstrabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be proved
- [[indemutabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 unchangeable
- [[indeprecabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot be averted by prayer
- [[indeprehensibilis Lewis & Short 1 1 undiscoverable
- [[indeterminabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be defined
- [[indetribilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be rubbed
- [[indicabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that indicates
- [[indigestibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 indigestible
- [[indiscriminabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be distinguished
- [[indiscussibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that is not to be discussed
- [[indispertibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 indivisible
- [[indisputabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 indisputable
- [[indissecabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 indivisible
- [[indissimulabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot be dissembled
- [[indissociabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 inseparable
- [[indissolubilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 8 8 indestructible
- [[indivisibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 indivisible
- [[indocibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 unteachable
- [[indomabilis Lewis & Short 4 4 that cannot be broken in
- [[indominabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be mastered
- [[indomitabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be subdued
- [[indubitabilis Lewis & Short 8 8 that cannot be doubted
- [[inductibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that may be drawn
- [[ineffabilis Lewis & Short 14 14 unutterable
- [[ineffigiabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be portrayed
- [[ineffugibilis Lewis & Short 1 1 unavoidable
- [[ineloquibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 unutterable
- [[ineluctabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 11 11 not to be escuped, inevitable
- [[ineluibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be washed out
- [[inemendabilis Lewis & Short 6 6 that cannot be amended
- [[inemeribilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be merited
- [[inemigrabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not capable of removing
- [[inenarrabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 44 44 indescribable
- [[inenatabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 from which one cannot swim out
- [[inenodabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 3 3 inexplicable
- [[inenuntiabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 unspeakable
- [[inequitabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 1 1 unfit for riding over, impassable to horsemen
- [[inerrabilis Lewis & Short 3 3 unerring
- [[inerumpibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be torn
- [[inevitabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 36 36 unavoidable, inevitable
- [[inevulsibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be torn away
- [[inexcitabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 from which one cannot be aroused
- [[inexcogitabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 inconceivable
- [[inexcusabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 4 4 without excuse
- [[inexoptabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not desirable
- [[inexorabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 72 72 not to be moved by entreaty, unyielding, inexorable
- [[inexpedibilis Lewis & Short 1 1 unavoidable
- [[inexpiabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 49 49 not to be atoned for, inexpiable
- [[inexplacabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 implacable
- [[inexplanabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 inexplicable
- [[inexplebilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 29 29 not to be satisfied, insatiable
- [[inexplicabilis Elem. Lewis 46 46 not to be loosened, inextricable, intricate
- [[inexpugnabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 100 100 not to be stormed, impregnable
- [[inexsaturabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 insatiable
- [[inexsecrabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not execrable
- [[inexsolubilis Lewis & Short 0 0 indestructible
- [[inexstinguibilis Lewis & Short 6 6 unextinguishable
- [[inexstirpabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot be rooted out
- [[inexsuperabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 54 54 not to be crossed, insurmountable
- [[inexterminabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot be exterminated
- [[inextricabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 25 25 not to be unravelled, inextricable
- [[infascinabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be bewitched
- [[infastidibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be loathed
- [[infatigabilis Lewis & Short 12 12 indefatigable
- [[infavorabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 unfavorable
- [[infigurabilis Lewis & Short 2 2 shapeless
- [[infinibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 endless
- [[inflabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that may be inflated
- [[inflexibilis Lewis & Short 8 8 unchangeable
- [[informabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 insusceptible of form
- [[informidabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be feared
- [[ingestabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot be borne
- [[ingustabilis Lewis & Short 2 2 that cannot be tasted
- [[inhabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 44 44 unmanageable, unwieldy
- [[inhabitabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 34 0 uninhabitable
- [[inhabitabilis2 Lewis & Short 34 0 inhabitable
- [[inhonorabilis Lewis & Short 2 2 unhonored
- [[inimitabilis Lewis & Short 5 5 that cannot be imilated
- [[inintelligibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 unintelligible
- [[ininterpretabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 inexplicable
- [[ininventibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be found out
- [[ininvestigabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 unsearchable
- [[inlacrimabilis Elem. Lewis 0 0 unwept, unlamented
- [[inlaetabilis Elem. Lewis 0 0 cheerless, joyless, gloomy, sad
- [[innabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 1 1 in which one cannot swim
- [[innarrabilis Lewis & Short 3 3 that cannot be related
- [[innascibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be born
- [[innavigabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 3 3 not navigable
- [[innominabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be named
- [[innumerabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 330 322 countless, innumerable, immeasurable, immense
- [[innutribilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not nourishing
- [[inobscurabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be obscured
- [[inobservabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 0 0 unavoidable, undiscoverable
- [[inopinabilis Lewis & Short 8 8 not to be supposed
- [[inoptabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 undesirable
- [[inremeabilis Elem. Lewis 0 0 not to be retraced, from which there is no return
- [[inreparabilis Elem. Lewis 0 0 irreparable, irretrievable
- [[inrevocabilis Elem. Lewis 0 0 not to be recalled, irrevocable, unalterable
- [[inritabilis Elem. Lewis 0 0 excitable, irritable
- [[insanabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 81 81 not to be healed, incurable
- [[insanibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 insane
- [[insatiabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 91 79 not to be satisfied, insatiable
- [[insaturabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 6 4 insatiable
- [[inscrutabilis Lewis & Short 4 4 inscrutable
- [[insecabilis Lewis & Short 5 5 atoms
- [[insedabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 that cannot be stayed
- [[inseducibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be drawn away
- [[insenescibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not growing old
- [[insensibilis Lewis & Short 4 4 that cannot be felt
- [[inseparabilis Lewis & Short 13 13 that cannot be separated
- [[insiccabilis Lewis & Short 2 2 that cannot be dried
- [[insociabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 14 14 without social ties, not to be bound in friendship, unsociable
- [[insolubilis Lewis & Short 22 22 that cannot be loosed
- [[insopibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 inextinguishable
- [[inspectabilis Lewis & Short 2 2 worth looking at
- [[insperabilis Lewis & Short 2 2 that cannot be hoped for
- [[instabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 276 82 not steadfast, unsteady, unstable, tottering, not firm
- [[insubvertibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be overturned
- [[insuperabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 46 46 that cannot be passed over, insurmountable
- [[insupportabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 unsupportable
- [[insuspicabilis Lewis & Short 2 2 not thought of
- [[insustentabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 unbearable
- [[intaminabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 undefilable
- [[intellegibilis Lewis & Short 9 9 That can be understood
- [[intemerabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 inviolable
- [[intemperabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be moderated
- [[intenibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be grasped
- [[intentabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be tried
- [[interemptibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that can be destroyed
- [[interfectibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 deadly
- [[interibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 perishable
- [[interminabilis Lewis & Short 11 11 endless
- [[interpretabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that can be explained
- [[intestabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 40 0 infamous, execrable, detestable, abominable
- [[intitubabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 firm
- [[intolerabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 165 159 irresistible
- [[intrabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 3 3 inaccessible
- [[intractabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 25 25 unmanageable, intractable
- [[intransgressibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be crossed
- [[intransibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 impassable
- [[intransmeabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 impassable
- [[invendibilis Lewis & Short 1 1 unsalable
- [[inveniabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not pardonable
- [[investigabilis Lewis & Short 6 6 that may be searched into
- [[investigabilis2 Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be traced
- [[invincibilis Lewis & Short 3 3 Invincible
- [[inviolabilis Lewis & Short, Elem. Lewis 38 38 inviolable
- [[invisibilis Lewis & Short 26 24 when there was no human eye to see
- [[invitabilis Lewis & Short 2 2 inviting
- [[invitiabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 inviolable
- [[invituperabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 unblamable
- [[invulnerabilis Lewis & Short 10 10 invulnerable
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- [[irascibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 choleric
- [[irrationabilis Lewis & Short 10 8 without reason
- [[irrecordabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 not to be remembered
- [[irrecuperabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 irrecoverable
- [[irrecusabilis Lewis & Short 1 1 not to be refused
- [[irreformabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 unalterable
- [[irrefragabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 irrefragable
- [[irrefutabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 irrefutable
- [[irregibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 ungovernable
- [[irregressibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 from which there is no return
- [[irremeabilis Lewis & Short 14 14 the Styx
- [[irremediabilis Lewis & Short 5 5 not to be checked
- [[irremissibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 unpardonable
- [[irremunerabilis Lewis & Short 2 2 that cannot be compensated
- [[irreparabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 irreparable
- [[irreposcibilis Lewis & Short 3 3 that cannot be demanded back
- [[irreprehensibilis Lewis & Short 9 9 unblamable
- [[irrequiebilis Lewis & Short 0 0 that cannot be allayed
- [[irresolubilis Lewis & Short 1 1 indissoluble
- [[irrespirabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 in which one cannot breathe
- [[irretractabilis Lewis & Short 0 0 irrevocable
- [[irrevocabilis Lewis & Short 34 34 uncontrollable
- [[irrisibilis Lewis & Short 0 0 laughable
- [[irritabilis Lewis & Short 3 3 Easily excited
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- labilis - “labilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - Slipping, gliding, prone to slip
- lacerabilis - “lacerabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be easily lacerated
- lacrimabilis - “lacrimabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of tears, lamentable, moving, mournful
- laetabilis - “laetabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - joyful, glad, gladsome
- lamentabilis - “lamentabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - mournful, lamentable, full of sorrow
- lampabilis - “lampabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - shining
- latrabilis - “latrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - barking
- laudabilis - “laudabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - praiseworthy, commendable, estimable, laudable
- legibilis - “legibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be read, legible
- letabilis - “letabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - deadly, fatal
- levabilis - “levabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be lightened
- liquabilis - “liquabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - the pillar of salt into which Lot's wife was turned
- litabilis - “litabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - fit for sacrifice, with which a successful offering can be made
- lucibilis - “lucibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - bright, clear
- lucrificabilis - “lucrificabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - gainful, profitable
- luctificabilis - “luctificabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - sorrowful, afflicted
- ludificabilis - “ludificabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - with which one makes game of
- lustrabilis - “lustrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - conspicuous
M
- mactabilis - “mactabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - deadly
- manabilis - “manabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - flowing, running;
- meabilis - “meabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - Pass., passable, that can be passed through
- medicabilis - “medicabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - healed, curable
- memorabilis - “memorabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be told, heard of, credible
- mensurabilis - “mensurabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be measured, measurable
- mercabilis - “mercabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be bought, purchasable
- meretricabilis - “meretricabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary -
- mirabilis - “mirabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - wonderful, marvellous, extraordinary, amazing, admirable, strange, singular
- miserabilis - “miserabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - pitiable, miserable, deplorable, lamentable, wretched, sad
- mobilis - “mobilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - easy to move, movable, loose, not firm
- moderabilis - “moderabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - moderate
- modulabilis - “modulabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be sung
- monstrabilis - “monstrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy to be shown
- monstrificabilis - “monstrificabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - monstrous, strange
- monubilis - “monubilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that serve as remembrancers
- motabilis - “motabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - moving, that moves
- multiforabilis - “fultiforabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - many-holed, perforated with many holes
- multiplicabilis - “multiplicabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - manifold
- mutabilis - “mutabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - changeable, mutable
N
- narrabilis - “narrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be related
- nascibilis - “nascibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be born
- natabilis - “natabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can swim
- naturabilis - “naturabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary -
- naufragabilis - “naufragabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - dangerous to ships
- nauseabilis - “nauseabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that causes nausea
- navigabilis - “navigabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - navigable
- nexibilis - “nexibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - tied
- nobilis - “nobilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that is known, well-known, famous, noted, celebrated, renowned
- nodabilis - “nodabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - knotty
- noscibilis - “noscibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - knowable
- notabilis - “notabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - noteworthy, conspicuous, extraordinary, memorable, notable
- nubilis - “nubilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - marriageable
- numerabilis - “numerabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be counted
- nuptiabilis - “nuptiabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - marriageable
- nutabilis - “nutabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - tottering
- nutribilis - “nutribilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - nourishing, nutritious
O
- oblectabilis - “oblectabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - delightful, pleasant
- obsequibilis - “obsequibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - complying, yielding, complaisant
- observabilis - “observabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - remarkable
- odibilis - “odibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that deserves to be hated
- odorabilis - “odorabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - perceptible by smell
- offensibilis - “offensibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - liable to stumble
- opinabilis - “opinabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - conjectural, imaginary
- optabilis - “optabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be wished, desirable
- orabilis - “orabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - exorable
- ostentabilis - “ostentabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worth showing
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- palpabilis - “palpabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be touched
- parabilis - “parabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - easily procured, easy to be had, accessible, at hand
- partibilis - “partibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - divisible
- passibilis - “passibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - capable of feeling
- patibilis - “patibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - tolerable, endurable
- pausabilis - “pausabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that sometimes ceases
- penetrabilis - “penetrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - penetrable, vulnerable
- pensabilis - “pensabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - reparable
per
- perceptibilis - “perceptibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - Perceptible
- percipibilis - “percipibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - perceptible
- percussibilis - “percussibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - penetrating
- perflabilis - “perflabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be blown through, impalpable
- perlaudabilis - “perlaudabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - very commendable
- permeabilis - “permeabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be passed through
- permirabilis - “permirabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - very wonderful
- perniciabilis - “perniciabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - destructive, ruinous
- pernobilis - “pernobilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - very famous
- perpetrabilis - “perpetrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be done
- perplexabilis - “perplexabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - obscure
- perprobabilis - “perprobabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - very worthy of belief
- perseverabilis - “perseverabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - persevering
- perspicabilis - “perspicabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may easily be seen
- perspicibilis - “perspicibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be clearly seen
- persuasibilis - “persuasibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - convincing
- pervagabilis - “pervagabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - ranging
pes
- pestibilis - “pestibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - pestilential
- petibilis - “petibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - capable of being demanded
- piabilis - “piabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be averted
- placabilis - “placabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be conciliated, easily pacified, placable
- placibilis - “placibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can please
- plausibilis - “plausibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - praiseworthy, deserving applause
- plectibilis - “plectibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - deserving punishment
- plorabilis - “plorabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - lamentable
- pollucibilis - “pollucibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - sumptuous
- pompabilis - “pompabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - pompous
- ponderabilis - “ponerabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be weighed
- populabilis - “populabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - destructible
- portabilis - “portabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be carried
- possibilis - “possibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may exist
- potabilis - “potabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be drunk
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pro
- probabilis - “probabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of approval, pleasing, agreeable, acceptable, commendable, laudable, good, fit
- procreabilis - “procreabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - of or belonging to generation
- producibilis - “producibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - which lengthens out
- prolectibilis - “prolectibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - alluring
- pronuntiabilis - “pronuntiabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - declarative, enunciative (a complete sentence)
- properabilis - “properabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - hasty
- propitiabilis - “propitiabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that is easy to be appeased
- prostibilis - “prostibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - a harlot
- provectibilis - “provectibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - capable of progress
- provocabilis - “provocabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - easily aroused
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- receptabilis - “receptabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - susceptible of
- receptibilis - “receptibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be acquired again
- recordabilis - “recordabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may or should be remembered, memorable
- recreabilis - “recreabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - refreshing
- recusabilis - “recusabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that should be rejected
- recussabilis - “recussabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be struck back and forth
- reflabilis - “reflabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that evaporates
- reformabilis - “reformabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be formed again
- refutabilis - “refutabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be rejected
- regibilis - “regibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be ruled
- remeabilis - “remeabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that goes or comes back
- remediabilis - “remediabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be healed
- remissibilis - “remissibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - pardonable
- reparabilis - “reparabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be repaired, to be restored, retrievable, reparable
- repedabilis - “repedabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - giving way
- repercussibilis - “repercussibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be struck back
- replicabilis - “replicabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worth repeating
- reprehensibilis - “reprehensibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - blamable
- resecabilis - “resecabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - fit to be cut away
- reserabilis - “reserabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - able to unlock
- resolubilis - “resolubilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be dissolved again
- resonabilis - “resonabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - resounding
- restibilis - “restibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - flourishing again
- revincibilis - “revincibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be disproved
- revocabilis - “revocabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be recalled, revocable
- revolubilis - “revolubilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be rolled back
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- sanabilis - “sanabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be healed, curable, remediable
- saturabilis - “saturabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary -
- scibilis - “scibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be known
- secabilis - “secabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be cut
- sedibilis - “sedibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - capable of being sat upon
- seductibilis/seductilis - “seductilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be misled or seduced, seducible
- sensibilis - “sensibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - perceptible
- separabilis - “separabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be separated, separable
- sepelibilis - “sepelibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be buried;
- serrabilis - “serrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be sawn
- servabilis - “servabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be rescued
- siccabilis - “siccabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that makes dry
- significabilis - “significabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that has meaning
- simplicabilis - “simplicabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - simple
- sociabilis - “sociabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be joined together, close, intimate
- solubilis - “solubilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be loosed
- sonabilis - “sonabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - sounding, resounding
- sorbilis - “sorbilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be sucked
- spectabilis - “spectabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be seen, visible
- speculabilis - “speculabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be seen
- sperabilis - “sperabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be hoped for
- spirabilis - “spirabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be breathed, respirable
- spoliabilis - “spoliabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be stripped off
- stabilis - “stabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - firm, steadfast, steady, stable, fixed
- strangulabilis - “strangulabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be choked
- suadibilis - “suadibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be persuaded
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- tabificabilis - “tabificabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - wasting
- tangibilis - “tangibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be touched
- tardabilis - “tardabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that renders slow
- temnibilis - “temnibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - despicable
- tenuabilis - “tenuabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - making thin
- terribilis - “terribilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - frightful, dreadful, terrible
- testabilis - “testabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that has a right to give testimony
- tolerabilis - “tolerabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be borne, supportable, endurable, passable, tolerable
- tractabilis - “tractabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be handled, workable, tangible, manageable, tractable
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- variabilis - “variabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - changeable
- vectabilis - “vectabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that can be carried
- vegetabilis - “vegetabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - animating
- vendibilis - “vendibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be sold, salable, vendible
- venerabilis - “vernerabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of respect, reverend, venerable
- veniabilis - “veniabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - pardonable
- verberabilis - “verberabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - worthy of a beating
- versabilis - “versabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - changeable, mutable, fickle
- vexabilis - “vexabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - disturbed, plagued, vexed; causing annoyance, troublesome, vexatious
- vibrabilis - “vibrabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - That may be brandished
- vigilabilis - “vigilabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - wakeful
- vincibilis - “vincibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be gained, easily maintained
- violabilis - “violabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be injured, easily wounded, violable
- visibilis - “visibilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be seen
- vitabilis - “vitabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - to be shunned, worthy of avoidance
- vitiabilis - “vitiabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that may be harmed
- vituperabilis - “vituperabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - blameworthy, blamable, censurable
- vocabilis - “vocabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - vocal
- volubilis - “volubilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that is turned round, turning, spinning, whirling, circling, rolling, revolving
- voluptabilis - “voluptabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - that causes pleasure
- vulnerabilis - “vulnerabilis” in Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary - wounding