bearable

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• /ˈbɛəɹəbəɫ/
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From Middle English berable, equivalent to bear + -able.

30 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: търпи́м (tǎrpím) — able to be borne
• Bulgarian: сно́сен (snósen) — able to be borne
• Bulgarian: поноси́м (ponosím) — able to be borne
• Catalan: suportable — able to be borne
• Czech: snesitelný — able to be borne
• Dutch: draaglijk — able to be borne
• Finnish: siedettävä — able to be borne
• French: vivable — able to be borne
• French: supportable — able to be borne
• German: erträglich — able to be borne
• Greek: ανεκτός (anektós) — able to be borne
• Ancient Greek: ἀνεκτός (anektós) — able to be borne
• Ancient Greek: φορητός (phorētós) — able to be borne
• Hungarian: kibírható — able to be borne
• Hungarian: elviselhető — able to be borne
• Irish: sofhulaingthe — able to be borne
• Italian: sopportabile — able to be borne
• Latin: tolerabilis — able to be borne
• Old English: āberendlīċ — able to be borne
• Polish: znośny — able to be borne
• Polish: do wytrzymania — able to be borne
• Portuguese: suportável — able to be borne
• Russian: терпи́мый (terpímyj) — able to be borne
• Russian: сно́сный (snósnyj) — able to be borne
• Russian: выноси́мый (vynosímyj) — able to be borne
• Spanish: soportable — able to be borne
• Spanish: tolerable — able to be borne
• Spanish: llevadero — able to be borne
• Walloon: eduråve — able to be borne
• Walloon: sopoirtåve — able to be borne