copyable

English

Etymology

From copy +‎ -able.

Adjective

copyable (comparative more copyable, superlative most copyable)

1. Alternative form of copiable.
   • 1885, Munson Phonographic News and Teacher, volumes 3-4, page 21:

     Ribbons are of various kinds, qualities, and colors. Those mostly used are the black, purple, red, and green copyable, the black record or carbon, and, to some extent, the purple hektograph. The copyable ribbons are mainly used for letter and other writing […]

   • 1988, Ellis Mount, Sci-Tech Library Networks Within Organizations, page 21:

     Customers may receive copies of a journal article, technical report, or paper from a conference proceeding upon request. Photocopying conforms to the U.S. Copyright law. If the document is not copyable, the original will be loaned to the customer.

Translations

able to be copied

Chinese: Mandarin: 可复制的 (zh) (kě fùzhì de) French: copiable (fr) m or f Greek: αντιγράψιμος m (antigrápsimos) Hungarian: másolható Irish: sochóipeáilte Italian: copiabile Russian: копи́руемый (ru) (kopírujemyj)