English
incurability
From incurable + -ity.
Formed from incurable + -ity
Proto-Indo-European *kʷeys- ‘to see’
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Latin cūra
Latin cūrō ‘heal, cure’
Late Latin incurabilis
Old French incurable
English incurable
Today it means
noun The quality or state of being incurable; not being able to be cured.
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Etymograph / incurability