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comprehensible1520s, "able to be contained," from Latin comprehensibilis, from comprehensus, past participle of comphrehendere (see comprehend). Meaning "able to be understood" is from c. 1600. [..]
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comprehensiblecapable of being comprehended or understood; "an idea comprehensible to the average mind" (Comprehensibility) An accounting rule that permits accounting information to be pre [..]
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comprehensibleadj. Intelligible.
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comprehensible(adj) capable of being comprehended or understood
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comprehensible
Able to be comprehended.
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