passable

English

Etymology

From French passable

Adjective

passable (comparative more passable, superlative most passable)

1. That may be passed or traversed.
2. Tolerable; satisfactory; adequate.

Translations

That may be passed or traversed

• Finnish: kulkukelpoinen (fi)

• Greek: διαβατός (el) (diavatós) m

Tolerable; satisfactory; adequate

• Finnish: välttävä (fi)
• Greek: μέτριος (el) (métrios) m, υποφερτός (el) (ypofertós) m

• Scottish Gaelic: cuibheasach (gd)

Derived terms

• passableness
• passably

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French

Pronunciation

• IPA: /pa.sabl/, X-SAMPA: /pa.sabl/

Adjective

passable (masculine and feminine, plural passables)

1. Passable; tolerable; fair.