consumable

English

Etymology

consume +‎ -able

Adjective

consumable (comparative more consumable, superlative most consumable)

That is consumed or depleted upon use.
That may be eaten.

Translations

that is consumed

Finnish: kuluva (fi), kulutus-
Galician: consumible (gl) m, consumíbel (gl) m
German: konsumierbar (de)
Greek: αναλώσιμος (el) (analósimos)
Manx: yn-cheau
Romanian: consumabil (ro) m
Spanish: consumible
Swedish: förbrukningsbar, förbruknings-

that may be eaten

Finnish: syötävä (fi), syömäkelpoinen, ruoka-
Galician: comestible (gl) m, comestíbel (gl) m
Irish: inite
Manx: yn-ee
Romanian: comestibil (ro) m, mâncabil m
Spanish: comestible (es)
Swedish: ätbar (sv)

Noun

consumable (plural consumables)

A material or product that is produced for consumption.
printer consumables such as toner and ink cartridges

Translations

material or product intended for consumption

Finnish: kulutustavara (fi), kulutushyödyke (fi)
French: consommable (fr) m
Galician: consumible (gl) m, consumíbel (gl) m
German: Verbrauchsgut n, Konsumgut (de) n, Verbrauchsmaterial n
Romanian: consumabil (ro) n
Spanish: consumible f
Swedish: förbrukningsvara c, konsumtionsvara (sv) c

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