Commensurable
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 22
kom-en′sū-ra-bl, adj. having a common measure.— ns. Commensurabil′ity , Commen′sur able ne .— adv. Commen′surably .— adj. Commen′surāte , of the same measure with: equal in measure or extent: in proportion with.— adv. Commen′surātely .— ns. Commen′surātene , Commensurā′tion . [L. com , with, and mensura , a measure— metīri , mens us , to measure.]
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