noteable

Noteable is a term that is rarely used as the standard spelling of a common English adjective. In most contexts the correct form is notable, meaning worthy of attention or remarkable. When noteable appears in text, it is typically a misspelling, but it can also appear as a proper noun in branding, where companies deliberately stylize it as Noteable or NoteAble to create a distinct identity.

The word notable derives from the Latin notabilis, meaning something that can be noted or remarked. The spelling noteable does not reflect standard English morphology and is often the result of a typographical error, autocorrect changes, or branding choices that aim to stand out.

In branding and technology contexts, noteable may be used as a proper noun, referring to a company, product, or project that chooses the stylized spelling Noteable. Because it deviates from the standard spelling, such uses require consistent attribution in official materials.

Usage guidance: In general prose and formal writing, use notable. If you are referring to a brand that uses Noteable, follow its official spelling and capitalization, and maintain consistency within the document.

See also: notable, notability.