penetrable
The origin and history of penetrable.
Etymology
Came into English as Middle English penetrable, penytrable, taken from Old French penetrable, which in turn came from Medieval Latin penetrābilis.
The origin and history of penetrable.
Came into English as Middle English penetrable, penytrable, taken from Old French penetrable, which in turn came from Medieval Latin penetrābilis.
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