brisable
adjective
formed from briser, from Old French bruisier, from Latin brisare, from Gaulish *brissô ('to shatter'), related to Old Irish brissim ('I shatter'), Breton bresk ('fragile'), Latin friabilis ('friable'), to which the suffix -able, from Latin -abilis, is added.
Definition
Synonyms
cassablefragmentable
Antonym
incassable
Plural
brisables
Translations
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chinese:易破的
italian:frale
portuguese:quebradiço
See also
brisée (cn.) bris (cn.) brisant (adj.) brisé (adj.) brisement (cn.) briser (v.) briseur (cn.) brisure (cn.) brisables (adj.) imbrisable (adj.) briseuse (cn.)