Definition
The quality or state of being capable of being cultivated, developed, or improved.
Etymology
From 'cultivate' (from Latin 'cultivare', to till or nurture) plus -able plus -ity suffix. The chain of suffixes shows how English builds abstract nouns about potential.
Kelly Says
In 19th-century agricultural writing, 'cultivability' was used to classify lands—some soils had high cultivability, others none, reducing complex ecosystems to a single metric of human usefulness.
Translations
ARالعربية
إمكانية زراعة
im.kā.ni.ja za.ɾa.ʕa
DEDeutsch
Anbaufähigkeit
an.bau.fɛç.ki.t
ESEspañol
cultivabilidad
kul.ti.βa.bil.i.dad
FRFrançais
cultivabilité
kyl.ti.va.bil.i.te
HIहिन्दी
काशित करने की क्षमता
kā.ʃit kar.ne kī kʃam.tā
ITItaliano
coltivabilità
kol.ti.va.bil.i.tà
JA日本語
栽培可能性
sai.bai ka.nō.sei
KO한국어
재배 가능성
jae.bae ga.neung.seong
PTPortuguês
cultivabilidade
kul.ti.va.bil.i.dad
RUРусский
возможность культивирования
vo.zmo.jnɔstʲ kulʲ.tʲi.vi.ɾɔ.van.i.ja
THไทย
ความสามารถในการเพาะปลูก
khwām sa.māt nai kāŋ pʰɔ̂ː pʰlūk
TRTürkçe
yetiştirilebilirlik
je.ti.ʃ.ti.ɾi.le.bil.lik
VITiếng Việt
khả năng trồng trọt
kha.năng trôŋ trọt
ZH中文
可培养性
kě péi yǎng xìng