mutable

English

Etymology

From Latin mutabilis (“liable to change”); mutate +‎ -able.

Adjective

mutable (comparative more mutable, superlative most mutable)

1. Changeable; inclined to mutate.
2. (programming, of a variable) Having a value that is changeable during program execution.

Antonyms

• immutable

Translations

changeable

• Afrikaans: wispelturig (af)
• Bulgarian: променлив (bg) (proménliv) m 
• Finnish: muuttuva (fi)
• French: mutable (fr) m and f
• German: mutabel, veränderlich, veränderbar (de)
• Manx: yn-chaghlaa (gv)

• Polish: zmienny (pl) m
• Romanian: muabil
• Serbo-Croatian: promjenljiv (sh) m
• Spanish: mutable (es)
• Turkish: değişebilir (tr), değişken (tr)
• Vietnamese: có thể thay đổi (vi)

See also

• alterable

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French

Adjective

mutable (masculine and feminine, plural mutables)

1. mutable, changeable
2. (programming) mutable