Etymograph

English

toleratable

From tolerate + -able.

Formed from tolerate + -able

Latin tolerō ‘to endure’

Latin tolerātus ‘endured, having been endured, tolerated,…’

English tolerate

Today it means

adj That can be tolerated, tolerable.

Sources

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