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