English
puttable
From put + -able.
A compound of put + -able
Proto-Germanic *putōną ‘to stick’
Proto-West Germanic *putōn ‘to stick’
Old English putian
Middle English putten ‘to put’
English put
Today it means
adj Having the right to be sold at a predetermined price.
Sources
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Etymograph / puttable