soluble

English

Etymology

From Middle French soluble.

Pronunciation

• IPA: [ˈsɔ.ɫjʊ.bəɫ]

Adjective

soluble (comparative more soluble, superlative most soluble)

1. Able to be dissolved.

   Sugar is soluble in water.

2. Able to be solved or explained.

   A mystery that is easily soluble.

Antonyms

• (able to be dissolved): insoluble
• (able to be solved or explained): insoluble

Translations

able to be dissolved

• Catalan: soluble (ca)
• Czech: rozpustný (cs) m
• Finnish: liukeneva (fi)
• French: soluble (fr)
• German: löslich (de)

• Russian: растворимый (ru) (rastvorímyj) 
• Spanish: soluble (es)
• Swedish: löslig (sv)
• Welsh: hydawdd (cy)

able to be solved or explained

• Catalan: soluble (ca)
• Finnish: ratkaistavissa oleva
• German: lösbar (de)

• Russian: разрешимый (ru) (razr'ešímyj) 
• Spanish: soluble (es)
• Swedish: lösbar (sv)

Anagrams

• lobules

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Catalan

Adjective

soluble m, f (masculine and feminine plural solubles)

1. soluble

Antonyms

• insoluble

Derived terms

• hidrosoluble
• solubilitat

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French

Etymology

From Late Latin solubilis, from Latin solvere.

Adjective

soluble (masculine and feminine, plural solubles)

1. soluble

Antonyms

• (soluble): insoluble

Related terms

• solubilité

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Spanish

Adjective

soluble m and f (plural solubles)

1. soluble

Derived terms

• liposoluble
• hidrosoluble

Related terms

• solubilidad