French · adjective

buvable

‘able to be drunk’
boire+-ableABL

-able — ability / passive potential

The same meaning in all five languages

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English
drinkable
drink+-ableability / passive potential
French
buvable
boire+-ableability / passive potential
Hindi
पेयpeya
पेय
Telugu
తాగదగినtāgadagina
తాగు+-దగినability / passive potential

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  1. 01buvable is a French adjective formed from the stem boire with the suffix -able (-able) (ability / passive potential).3 steps
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  2. 02Its meaning ('able to be drunk') can be approximated as HAVE(GOOD, HAVE(MOVE, BODY)) in the Suffeffix atom interlingua.4 steps
  3. 03Aligned forms: English drinkable (translation equivalent); Hindi पेय (peya) (translation equivalent); Tamil குடிக்கத்தக்க (kuṭikkattakka) (translation equivalent); Telugu తాగదగిన (tāgadagina) (translation equivalent).1 step
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