marriageable

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Etymology tree English marriage Proto-Indo-European *-tḗr Proto-Indo-European *-dhlom Proto-Indo-European *-dhlis Proto-Italic *-ðlis Latin -bilis Latin -ābilis Old French -ablebor. Middle English -able English -able English marriageable From marriage + -able.

20 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: ərgən — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• Bulgarian: на възраст за женене (na vǎzrast za ženene) — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• Dutch: huwbaar — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• Finnish: avioliittokelpoinen — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• Finnish: naimakelpoinen — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• French: mariable — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• French: nubile — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• German: ehefähig — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• German: ehemündig — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• German: heiratsfähig — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• German: verheiratbar — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• German: mannbar — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• Ancient Greek: γαμικός (gamikós) — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• Latin: nūbilis — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• Latin: nuptiabilis — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• Latin: viripotens — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• Latin: parectatus — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• Manx: yn-phoosey — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• Scottish Gaelic: so-phòsaidh — suitable for marriage — see also nubile
• Scottish Gaelic: pòsachail — suitable for marriage — see also nubile