adjective
praktikabel
practical
The German word "praktikabel" is an adjective meaning "feasible," "practical," or "workable."
- It comes from praktisch (practical) plus the suffix -abel (indicating capability or suitability).
- It describes something that can realistically be put into practice or implemented successfully.
Similar words:
- machbar (doable)
- realistisch (realistic)
- durchführbar (feasible, executable)
Differences:
- machbar is broader and simply means "can be done," but without emphasis on practicality.
- praktikabel stresses practicality and convenience in real situations.
- durchführbar is more formal and emphasizes possibility and execution.
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Examples
Der Plan klingt praktikabel für das Team.adjective
The plan sounds practical for the team.
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