punishable

English

Etymology

punish +‎ -able

Adjective

punishable (comparative more punishable, superlative most punishable)

Able to be punished; appropriate for punishment.
Littering in this area is punishable by a fine of up to $100.

Derived terms

Translations

appropriate for punishment

Chinese:
Mandarin: 該罰的 (zh), 该罚的 (zh) (gāifá de), 可罰的, 可罚的 (kěfá de)
Czech: trestný (cs)
Dutch: strafbaar (nl)
Finnish: rangaistava
French: punissable (fr), passible (fr)
Galician: punible (gl), puníbel (gl)
German: strafbar (de)
Hungarian: büntethető (hu)
Italian: punibile

Japanese: 罰するべき (ばっするべき, bassuru beki)
Latin: castīgābilis
Luxembourgish: strofbar
Macedonian: казнив (kázniv)
Norman: peunnissabl'ye m or f
Polish: karalny (pl)
Portuguese: punível (pt), passível (pt)
Romanian: penalizabil m or n, pedepsibil (ro) m or n, penalizabilă f
Russian: наказу́емый (ru) (nakazújemyj)
Swedish: straffbar

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