English
aimable
From aim + -able.
A compound of aim + -able
Latin aestimō ‘to estimate’
Old French esmer ‘to estimate, aim’
Middle English aimen ‘to estimate, guess at, aim’
English aim
Today it means
adj Capable of being aimed.
Sources
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