Capaz
/kaˈpaz/noun
Able or capable of something; having the ability to do something.
Did you know?The Latin root 'capax' implies not just ability, but a mystical capacity to hold or contain power and energy.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
capax
“Able to hold or contain; having the capacity.”
Old French
Old French
capable
“Fit; able; competent.”
Middle English
Middle English
capable
“Having the ability or qualities necessary for a specific function.”
Modern English
English
capable
“Possessing the ability, skill, or power to do something.”