knowable

(n6’a-bl), a. [ That may be known; capable of being apprehended, understood, or ascertained. A thing exists for us only in its knowable relations. G. H. Lewes, Probs. of Life and Mind, IT, 14. Be it a single object or the whole universe, any account which begins with it in a concrete form, or leaves off with it in a concrete form, is incomplete; since there remains an era of its kKnowable existence undescribed and unexplained. H. Spencer, First Principles, § 93. knowablene (n0’a-bl-nes), ». The quality of being knowable.