commerciabilità

marketability; commerciability

noun kom-mer-chah-bee-lee-TAH Rare

Usage Note

Commerciabilità is an abstract noun (always feminine, invariable plural like all -tà nouns) denoting the quality of being fit for sale or trade. It appears mainly in legal, economic, and regulatory texts: la commerciabilità del prodotto (the marketability of the product). The plural is identical in form: le commerciabilità.

Examples

"La commerciabilità del brevetto è in discussione."

Natural Translation

The marketability of the patent is under discussion.

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