Etymograph

English

judgeability

From judge + -able + -ity; equivalent to judge + -able + -ity.

Formed from judge + -able + -ity

Latin iūdex

Old French juge

Middle English juge

English judge

Today it means

noun The quality or state of being judgeable; the extent to which something can be judged or evaluated.

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.

Etymograph / judgeability