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1. (adj.) navigable
deep and wide enough to provide passage to ships.
2. navigable
capable of being steered or guided, as a ship, aircraft, or missile.
Etymology: (1520–30; < L nāvigābilis, der. of nāvigā(re) to sail )
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| Definition of 'navigable' |
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1. (adj) navigable
able to be sailed on or through safely
"navigable waters"; "a navigable channel"
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| Definition of 'navigable' |
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1. (adj) navigable
capable of being navigated; deep enough and wide enough to afford passage to vessels; as, a navigable river
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Sense: (negativeunnavigable) able to be travelled along
a navigable river.
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 Afrikaans: bevaarbaar |
 Arabic: صالِح للمِلاحَه |
 Bulgarian: плавателен |
 Brazilian: navegável |
 Czech: splavný |
 German: schiffbar |
 Danish: farbar |
 Greek: πλωτός |
 Spanish: navegable |
 Estonian: laevatatav |
 Farsi: قابل کشتی رانی |
 Finnish: purjehduskelpoinen |
 French: navigable |
 Hebrew: בַּר נִיווּט |
 Hindi: जहाज या नाव खेने लायक |
 Croatian: plovan, sposoban za plovi |
 Hungarian: hajózható |
 Indonesian: bisa dilalui, bisa dilaya |
 Icelandic: skipgengur |
 Italian: navigabile |
 Japanese: 航行できる |
 Korean: 항행할 수 있는 |
 Lithuanian: laivybinis |
 Latvian: kuģojams |
 Malay: boleh dilayari |
 Dutch: bevaarbaar |
 Norwegian: farbar |
 Polish: żeglowny |
 Persian: قابل کشتی رانی |
 Pashto: د بيړى چلولو وړ |
 Portuguese: navegável |
 Romanian: navigabil |
 Russian: судоходный |
 Slovak: splavný |
 Slovenian: ploven |
 Serbian: plovan |
 Swedish: segel-, farbar |
 Thai: หาเส้นทาง |
 Turkish: ulaşıma izin veren |
 Taiwanese: 可通航的 |
 Ukrainian: судноплавний |
 Urdu: جہازراني کے قابل |
 Vietnamese: có thể lái đi được |
 Chinese: 可通航的 |
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