loanable

[ loh-nuh-buh l ]

/ ˈloʊ nə bəl /

that can be loaned.

available for loan for a fee or at interest.

something that is loanable.

Origin of loanable

First recorded in 1840–50; loan¹ + -able

These people should be taught that fine books, like friends, are not loanable or exchangeable chattels.

Book-Lovers, Bibliomaniacs and Book Clubs |Henry H. Harper
Is capital abundant in England in bulk, and are its loanable rates low?

Principles of Political Economy |Arthur Latham Perry
Loanable funds, on a given gold reserve, are highly elastic.

The Value of Money |Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr.
This market for short-time loans is not connected closely with the general market for loanable capital.

The Principles of Economics |Frank A. Fetter

The sources of loanable capital and the chances of profitable investment were fewer in the past than to-day.

The Principles of Economics |Frank A. Fetter