Raonable
Example: És raonable esperar que arribin a temps per la reunió.
Definition
"Raonable" describes something that is fair, sensible, or logical, often used to indicate a situation, decision, or expectation that is justified or appropriate. For example, it is "raonable" to expect people to arrive on time for a meeting.
Etymology
The word "raonable" comes from the Catalan root "raó," meaning reason, combined with the suffix "-able," which forms adjectives indicating capability or suitability. Did you know? It shares roots with the English word "reasonable," both tracing back to the Latin word "ratio," meaning reason or calculation.
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"Raonable" appears in the Vocaplus list "Catalan - General - (B2) - set 5", containing 111 commonly used words.
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