capable of being begged for; able to be obtained through begging or earnest request.
Formed from 'beg' (from Middle English 'beggen,' of uncertain origin, possibly from Old English 'bedecian') plus the suffix '-able' (from Latin 'habilis' meaning able or suitable), meaning 'capable of being X-ed.'
This word reveals an interesting medieval attitude toward charity and forgiveness—calling something 'beggable' implies that it could be obtained through supplication, emphasizing the importance of asking and mercy.
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