English
admittable
From admit + -able.
A compound of admit + -able
Latin mittō ‘to send’
Latin admittō ‘to allow entrance’
Old French admettre ‘to admit’
Middle English admitten
English admit
Today it means
adj That can be allowed entry into a place or proceeding.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / admittable