different between pacable vs papable
pacable
English
Etymology
Latin pacare +? -able
Adjective
pacable (comparative more pacable, superlative most pacable)
- placable; able to be easily pacified
Antonyms
- (placable): implacable
Anagrams
- capable
pacable From the web:
- what does pacable
papable
English
Adjective
papable (comparative more papable, superlative most papable)
- Alternative form of papabile
French
Etymology
From Italian papabile; by surface analysis pape +? -able.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /pa.pabl/
Noun
papable m (plural papables)
- A papabile.
Adjective
papable (plural papables)
- papabile
Further reading
- “papable” in Trésor de la langue française informatisé (The Digitized Treasury of the French Language).
Spanish
Etymology
From Italian papabile.
Noun
papable m (plural papables)
- papabile
Adjective
papable (plural papables)
- papabile
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