English
kneadability
From knead + -ability.
Formed from knead + -ability
Proto-Indo-European *gnet- ‘to press together’
Proto-Germanic *knudaną ‘to knead’
Proto-West Germanic *knedan ‘to knead’
Old English cnedan ‘to knead’
Middle English kneden ‘to knead’
English knead
Today it means
noun Ability to be kneaded, or worked into a mass.
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Etymograph / kneadability