English
inhibitable
From inhibit + -able.
A compound of inhibit + -able
Latin habeō ‘to have, hold, keep’
Latin inhibeō ‘to hold in, check, restrain’
Latin inhibitus ‘restrained, inhibited’
English inhibit
Today it means
adj Capable of being inhibited
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Etymograph / inhibitable