Able to be gratified; capable of being satisfied or pleased.
From Latin 'gratificari' (to oblige, do a favor), combining 'gratus' (pleasing) and 'facere' (to make). The '-able' suffix indicates capability or potential.
Gratifiable is a delightfully optimistic word—it suggests that desires can be satisfied, which is why it probably fell out of use in modern times (we're often more focused on insatiable wants).
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