con·u·sa·ble \ˈkän(y)əzəbəl\adjective Etymology: Anglo-French, from Old French conissable, from coniss-, conoiss- (stem of conoistre to know) + -able — more at cognizance law: capable of being judicially examined : subject to legal jurisdiction < the matter was particularly reserved for Parliament as being conusable by them alone — T.E.May >