Definition of renable in English:

renable

(also runnable)

adjective ˈrɛnəbl

English Regional rare

English regional (Lincolnshire). Of an action, task, etc.: flowing smoothly; easily performed.

Origin

Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Anglo-Norman renable, reinable, reignable, reinnable, Anglo-Norman and Old French rainable, reidnable, rednable, variants of resnable, raisnable, etc. reasonable. The tendency for semantic narrowing in later use probably results from folk-etymological association with ren, variant of run.

Definition of renable in US English:

renable

(also runnable)

adjectiveˈrɛnəbl

English Regional rare

English regional (Lincolnshire). Of an action, task, etc.: flowing smoothly; easily performed.

Origin

Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Anglo-Norman renable, reinable, reignable, reinnable, Anglo-Norman and Old French rainable, reidnable, rednable, variants of resnable, raisnable, etc. reasonable. The tendency for semantic narrowing in later use probably results from folk-etymological association with ren, variant of run.

单词	renable
释义	Definition of renable in English: renable (also runnable) adjective ˈrɛnəbl English Regional rare English regional (Lincolnshire). Of an action, task, etc.: flowing smoothly; easily performed. Origin Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Anglo-Norman renable, reinable, reignable, reinnable, Anglo-Norman and Old French rainable, reidnable, rednable, variants of resnable, raisnable, etc. reasonable. The tendency for semantic narrowing in later use probably results from folk-etymological association with ren, variant of run. Definition of renable in US English: renable (also runnable) adjectiveˈrɛnəbl English Regional rare English regional (Lincolnshire). Of an action, task, etc.: flowing smoothly; easily performed. Origin Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Anglo-Norman renable, reinable, reignable, reinnable, Anglo-Norman and Old French rainable, reidnable, rednable, variants of resnable, raisnable, etc. reasonable. The tendency for semantic narrowing in later use probably results from folk-etymological association with ren, variant of run.
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