revivable

/ɹᵻvˈaɪvəbəl/ adj

That can be revived. Possible to return to life.

Word Origin Revivable is from Latin re- 'again' and vivere 'to live' — literally 'able to live again.' Vivere gives us vivid, survive, vivacious, and vitamin (originally 'vital amine'). The PIE root *gweie- meant 'to live,' also giving us quick (originally 'alive'), biology, and zoo. So revivable means capable of being brought back to life.

adj That can be revived. Possible to return to life.

The ancient seeds were still revivable after centuries buried in the desert.

(形容词) 可复苏的;可复活的

这些古老的种子在沙漠中埋藏了几个世纪后仍然可以复活。

(adjetivo) Que puede ser revivido. Posible de devolver a la vida.

Las antiguas semillas aún eran revivables después de siglos enterradas en el desierto.

(adjectif) ranimable; ressuscitable [Qui peut être ranimé, ramené à la vie ou à un état antérieur.]

Les graines anciennes étaient encore revivable après des siècles enfouies dans le désert.

(Adjektiv) wiederbelebbar [Etwas, das wiederbelebt oder ins Leben zurückgerufen werden kann.]

Die uralten Samen waren auch nach Jahrhunderten in der Wüste noch **revivable**.

(形容詞) 蘇生させることができる。生き返らせることが可能な。

古代の種子は、砂漠に何世紀も埋まっていたにもかかわらず、まだ蘇生可能だった。

(adjetivo) revivível; ressuscitável; recuperável [Que pode ser revivido. Possível de retornar à vida.]

As sementes antigas ainda podiam ser revividas após séculos enterradas no deserto.

Word parts: re + viv + able

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