Trattabili

Trattabili is the Italian adjective trattabile in its plural form. The word describes something that can be treated, managed, or negotiated. The singular form is trattabile and the plural form is trattabili; both forms are used for both masculine and feminine nouns, with gender and number agreeing to the noun they modify. The term derives from the verb trattare, which can mean to treat or to negotiate, plus the suffix -abile indicating capability.

In medical and health contexts, trattabile refers to diseases or conditions that can be treated effectively with therapy or interventions. For example, “La malattia è trattabile” means that the condition is manageable through treatment. In clinical documentation, it may be used to classify prognosis or planned care as feasible.

In commerce, law, and everyday language, trattabile describes prices, terms, or arrangements that are negotiable. For instance, “Il prezzo è trattabile” indicates that the seller is willing to discuss the price. The adjective can be used with goods, services, or contractual terms, such as “condizioni trattabili.”

Grammatical notes: trattabile is an invariant form in the singular for both genders (masculine and feminine) and becomes trattabili in the plural for both. Examples: “La patologia è trattabile” / “Le malattie sono trattabili”; “Il prezzo è trattabile” / “I prezzi sono trattabili.”

Overall, trattabili is a versatile term spanning medical, financial, and contractual contexts to denote feasibility of treatment or negotiability.