English
remendability
From re- + mend + -ability.
Formed from re + mend + ability
Proto-Indo-European *mend- ‘defect’
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Latin ēmendō ‘to atone’
Latin ēmendāre
Anglo-Norman amender
Middle English menden ‘to cure’
English mend
Latin habeō ‘to have, possess’
Latin habilis ‘apt, fit, able’
Latin habilitās ‘aptness, ability’
Old French ablete
Middle English abilite ‘suitability, ability’
English ability
Today it means
noun The condition of being remendable.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / remendability