washable

English

Etymology

wash +‎ -able

Adjective

washable (comparative more washable, superlative most washable)

1. Capable of being washed without being damaged; especially by a specified method, for example machine-washable.

Antonyms

• unwashable
• nonwashable

Translations

capable of being washed without being damaged

• Arabic: قَابِل غَسِيل m (qābil ḡasīl), قَابِلَة غَسِيلَة f (qābila(t) ḡasīla)
• Catalan: rentable
• Czech: omyvatelný
• Danish: vaskbar
• Finnish: pestävä
• French: lavable (fr)
• Galician: lavable (gl), lavábel (gl)
• German: waschbar, waschecht (de)
• Hungarian: mosható (hu)
• Irish: in-nite
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• Japanese: 洗濯できる (sentaku dekiru)
• Manx: so-nieet, yn-nieet, yn-oonlit
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: vaskbar

  Nynorsk: vaskbar

• Persian: شستنی (fa), شست پذیر
• Portuguese: lavável
• Spanish: lavable (es)

Noun

washable (plural washables)

1. Something that can be washed without being damaged.