Able to be crossed or traversed; passable or capable of being crossed over.
From 'cross' + the suffix '-able' (capable of). This straightforward construction developed in Middle English to describe terrain or routes.
A 'crossable' river in medieval times determined whether armies could invade or trade routes could exist—geography literally shaped history based on which waterways were crossable!
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