Pronunciation: [sˈɛndəbə͡l] (IPA) 
The word "sendable" is spelled with the consonant blend "nd" and the vowel sound "ei". In IPA phonetic transcription, it would be written as /ˈsɛndəbəl/. The first syllable has the short "e" sound followed by "nd", which makes the "n" and "d" sounds blend together. The second syllable has the long "e" sound and the "ble" ending. "Sendable" means that something is able to be sent, such as a package or a message.
"Sendable" is an adjective used to describe an object, item, or message that is capable of being sent or transferred from one location to another, usually through a communication or delivery channel. It refers to something that can be dispatched or forwarded to its intended destination, either physically or electronically.
In the context of physical objects or items, "sendable" typically signifies their ability to be packaged, labeled, and shipped in an appropriate manner. This may include items that can be safely transported through postal services, courier companies, or other means of transportation. For example, sendable goods can include products that are adequately packaged, labeled, and meet the necessary criteria to be delivered from one place to another without risk of damage or harm.
Regarding electronic communication, "sendable" applies to messages, files, or any form of digital content that can be transmitted through various mediums such as email, messaging platforms, or file sharing services. These sendable electronic messages or files can be easily forwarded, transmitted, or shared with others, reaching their intended recipients without obstruction or difficulty.
Overall, "sendable" suggests the capability of an object, item, or message to be dispatched or transmitted conveniently and effectively between locations or individuals, be it physically or electronically.
The word "sendable" is derived from the verb "send", which has Old English origins. "Send" comes from the Old English word "sendan", which means "to dispatch, send off, or put forth". The suffix "-able" is a common English suffix derived from Latin "-abilis", which is used to form adjectives indicating capacity, capability, or suitability. Thus, the combination of "send" and "-able" gives us "sendable", which means capable of being sent.
