sanabil1ty

[Eng. sanabl (e); -ity.] The quality or state of being sanable; susceptibility of cure; curablene . săn-a-ble, adj . [Fr., from Lat. sanabilis , from sano to heal; san us whole, sound, sane (q.v.); Sp. sanable ; Ital. sanabile . Capable of being cured; curable; susceptible of cure; remediable. "Those that are sanable or preservable from this dreadful sin of idolatry."- More : Antidote against Idolatry. (Pref.) săn'-a-ble-ne , s. [Eng. sanable; -ne .] The same as SAN ABILITY (q. v.). sa-năt, s. [Hind.] An Indian calico. săn-a-tär-i-um, s. [SANATORIUM.] *sa-nā-tion, s. [Latin sanatio , from sano =to heal.] The act of healing or curing; the state of being healed or cured. "He might give God the glory of his san at i on ."- Hall : Contemplations: The Ten Lepers. săn'-a-tive, adj . [Lat. sanativus ; Sp., Port., & Ital. sanativo . Having the power to heal or cure; curative, sanatory. "England afford eth most sanative waters for English bodies." - Fuller: Worthies; England, ch. ii.