earable

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective earable is

(archaic) arable; tillable.

As adjectives the difference between arable and earable

is that arable is able to be plowed or tilled, capable of growing crops (traditionally contrasted with (pasturable) lands such as heaths) while earable is (archaic) arable; tillable.

As adjectives the difference between errable and earable

is that errable is liable to error; fallible while earable is (archaic) arable; tillable.

As adjectives the difference between earable and bearable

is that earable is (archaic) arable; tillable while bearable is able to be borne; tolerable; endurable.

As adjectives the difference between earnable and earable

is that earnable is capable of being earned while earable is (archaic) arable; tillable.

As adjectives the difference between earable and fearable

is that earable is (archaic) arable; tillable while fearable is capable of being feared.

As adjectives the difference between earable and tearable

is that earable is (archaic) arable; tillable while tearable is able to be torn.

As adjectives the difference between earable and hearable

is that earable is (archaic) arable; tillable while hearable is that can be heard; audible.

As adjectives the difference between wearable and earable

is that wearable is able to be worn while earable is (archaic) arable; tillable.

As a noun wearable

is something that can be worn; an item of clothing.

As adjectives the difference between earable and eatable

is that earable is (archaic) arable; tillable while eatable is able to be eaten; edible.

As a noun eatable is

(mostly|in the plural) anything edible; food.