coltivabile

arable

adjective kohl-tee-VAH-bee-leh Rare

Also means

cultivable

Usage Note

Coltivabile describes land that can be farmed or cultivated. It is a formal, technical term used in agricultural and planning contexts — terreno coltivabile means arable land. The negative incoltivabile means uncultivable. The adjective is invariable in gender: un campo coltivabile, una zona coltivabile.

Examples

"Questa zona ha poco terreno coltivabile."

Natural Translation

This area has little arable land.

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