English
gateable
From gate + -able.
Formed from gate + -able
Proto-Germanic *gatą ‘hole, opening’
Proto-West Germanic *gat ‘opening, gate’
Old English ġeat ‘gate, door’
Middle English gate ‘gate’
English gate
Today it means
adj Having a gate that may be externally controlled
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / gateable