readability

English

Etymology

readable +‎ -ity.

Noun

readability (countable and uncountable, plural readabilities)

The property of being capable of being read; legibility.
The property of being easy or engaging to read.
The book had a clever plot, but lacked readability.

Related terms

Translations

property of being capable of being read; legibility

Chinese:
Mandarin: 易讀 (zh), 易读 (zh) (yìdú), 可讀, 可读 (kědú)
Czech: čitelnost f
Dutch: leesbaarheid (nl) f
Finnish: luettavuus (fi)
French: lisibilité (fr) f
German: Lesbarkeit (de) f
Hungarian: olvashatóság

Malay: kebolehbacaan
Norwegian:
Bokmål: lesbarhet m or f

Nynorsk: lesbarheit f
Polish: czytelność (pl) f
Russian: удобочита́емость (ru) f (udobočitájemostʹ), чёткость (ru) f (čótkostʹ), разбо́рчивость (ru) f (razbórčivostʹ), чита́бельность (ru) f (čitábelʹnostʹ), приго́дность для чте́ния f (prigódnostʹ dlja čténija)
Spanish: legibilidad f
Swedish: läsbarhet (sv)

property of being easy or engaging to read

Chinese:
Mandarin: 易讀 (zh), 易读 (zh) (yìdú), 可讀性, 可读性 (kědúxìng)
Czech: čtivost f
Dutch: leesbaarheid (nl) f

Finnish: luettavuus (fi)
Malay: kebolehbacaan
Russian: чита́бельность (ru) f (čitábelʹnostʹ), приго́дность для чте́ния f (prigódnostʹ dlja čténija)

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