singable

English

Etymology

From sing +‎ -able.

Adjective

singable (comparative more singable, superlative most singable)

1. Capable of being sung.
   • 1981 February 14, Maida Tilchen, “Alix Living With Contradictions”, in Gay Community News, volume 8, number 29, page 18:

     Alix has a consistent style but she's a fantastic writer of melodies, and every tune stands on its own. What she does best is to take highly verbal, lyric-centered songs and make them musical, catchy, and singable.

Translations

capable of being sung

Arabic: تَلْحِينِيّ (talḥīniyy), غِنَائِيّ (ḡināʔiyy) Catalan: cantable Czech: zazpívatelný, zpěvný (cs) French: chantable (fr) German: singbar Italian: cantabile (it) Portuguese: cantável Spanish: cantable

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• Belgians, Bengalis, baseling, signable