Etymograph

English

abashable

From abash + -able.

Formed from abash + -able

Medieval Latin *exbadō

Old French esbaïr

Middle French abair

Anglo-Norman abaïss

Middle English abaisen ‘lose one's composure, be upset’

English abash

Today it means

adj which can be abashed

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.

Etymograph / abashable