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Etymology of the English word arguable

the English word arguable
derived from the English word argue
derived from the Old French word arguer
derived from the Latin word argutare (babble, say childishly, foolishly)
derived from the Latin word arguere (prove, argue, allege)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *arg-
derived from the Latin word argutari (chatter; prattle, babble)
derived from the Latin word arguere (prove, argue, allege)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *arg-
using the English suffix -able

Derivations in English

inarguable



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