prayable
/ˈpreɪəbl/Now chiefly US or in reference to Eliot's use (see quot. 1941 at sense 2)
adjective
1Of a person, God, or a god: that may be entreated or prayed to. rare after 16th cent.
2That may be prayed for; (also, of a prayer) that may be said or offered.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Wycliffite Bible (early version). From pray + -able.
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