Originally: available or attainable (from); dependent (on), chargeable or attributable (to). Usually with on. After Middle English only in weakened…

= referable, adj.

With to (†unto). Capable of being referred or ascribed; assignable, ascribable. Now rare.

That may be imputed to or assigned to the account of; chargeable, attributable.

Attributable, ascribable.

To be attributed.

Capable of being attributed or ascribed, esp. as owing to, produced by.

due to. In predicative use: attributable to a particular cause or origin; derived or arising from; caused by, consequent on; as a result of. Cf. owing…

That may be ascribed, attributed, or reckoned to the account of; attributable.

That may be referred as belonging to or originating in; attributable.

Of conduct: that is chargeable or attributable to another. Obsolete.

Attributable to.