The word "in conversable" is often misspelled as "unconversable". However, the correct spelling is with an "i". The IPA phonetic transcription for "in conversable" is /ɪn kənˈvɜːsəbəl/. The stress is on the second syllable, with the "i" pronounced as "ih". The word describes someone who is able to be conversed with or sociable. So, next time you need to use this word, remember to spell it correctly with an "i" instead of a "u".
The word inconversable does not have its own etymology as it is not a separate word from conversable. However, the etymology of the word conversable can be traced back to the Latin word conversare, which means to associate with or to keep company with. This Latin term is derived from conversari, which means to live or to dwell. In Old French, it became conversable with the same meaning of sociable or given to conversation. The prefix in- added to conversable negates the meaning, resulting in inconversable.