able
able - adjective
- Having sufficient power, skill, or resources to do something
- Having the freedom or opportunity to do something
- Having a quality or nature that makes something possible
- Susceptible to some action or treatment
Source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary API
"able to solve a problem"
Usage examples
Examples: "The weather is very able today." "That looks able to me." "I feel able about this."
able - thesaurus
Synonyms: good
SpellingJoy score for able
SpellingJoy Gematria
π Apprentice
79
Letter Values
A
4
B
3
L
13
E
8
Etymology
Latin
Middle English able, abill, borrowed from Anglo-French, going back to Latin habilis "easily handled or adjusted, adaptable," from habΔre "to have, hold" + -ilis, alteration (by haplology before labial consonants) of -ibilis -ible
Found in Lyrics
"Across the Universe"
by Fiona Apple
1998"Words are flowing out like endless rain"
Context: Cover mentioning tables metaphorically