otorgable

Otorgable is a Spanish adjective meaning capable of being granted or awarded. It derives from the verb otorgar and uses the -able suffix, mirroring similar formations in other Romance languages. In normative Spanish, otrogable is used mainly in formal or legal contexts to describe rights, licenses, subsidies, prizes, or other benefits that may be conferred on a person or entity if certain criteria are met.

The term emphasizes eligibility and the existence of a procedure or conditions for a potential grant. It is commonly found in official documents, regulations, bidding rules, and contracts, where it points to items or entitlements that are not yet realized but could be assigned or conferred. Phrases such as derechos otorgables, licencias otorgables, subenciones otorgables, or premios otorgables illustrate this usage.

Usage notes: the plural form is otorgables, and the feminine and masculine forms are identical in Spanish for this adjective. In some contexts, synonyms like concedesible or conferible may be used, depending on nuance or jurisdiction, but otrogable remains the standard term in many official texts.

Examples: "Los derechos de uso son otorgables mediante contrato." "Las plazas disponibles son otorgables a los candidatos que cumplan los requisitos." In essence, otrogable describes potential grants or entitlements rather than something already granted.