prestable
/ˈprɛstəbl/Scottish (now chiefly Law )
adjective
Able to be performed or discharged; (of money, etc.) capable of being paid or advanced; payable; negotiable, transferable.
Origin
Early 17th century. From French †prestable (now prêtable) able to be lent (1606; earlier in senses ‘(of God) ready to offer forgiveness, forgiving’, ‘generous’) from prester + -able.