|disə|plinəbəl, ˈdisəplə̇n-, ˈdisplə̇n-, də̇ˈsiplə̇n- adjective
Etymology: Middle French, from Late Latin disciplinabilis, from Latin disciplina teaching, instruction + -abilis -able — more at discipline
1. : capable of being disciplined or instructed : teachable
2. : liable or deserving to be disciplined : subject to disciplinary punishment
a disciplinable offense