The quality or state of being suitable for gelding; the capacity to be castrated.
From geld plus -ability (suffix forming nouns meaning 'capable of being'). This technical term emerged in veterinary and agricultural contexts.
Geldability is something veterinarians assess when deciding which animals can safely undergo the procedure—age, health, and genetics all factor in, showing how even ancient practices involve careful medical consideration!
Derives from geld; carries same historical weight regarding bodily violation and power asymmetries in castration practices.
Restrict to technical veterinary or historical documentation. Avoid normalizing language around bodily alteration.
["castratability (technical)","sterility potential (medical)"]
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