INTESTABLE


Meaning of INTESTABLE in English

(ˈ)in.|testəbəl, ən.ˈt- adjective

Etymology: Late Latin intestabilis, from Latin, execrable, accursed, from in- in- (I) + testari to be a witness, make a will + -abilis -able

1. : not competent to make a will

an intestable minor

insane and intestable

2. obsolete : incompetent to be a witness

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