IPA: /ˈlɛndəbl/
KK: /ˈlɛndəbl/
Something that can be lent or borrowed, often referring to money or resources that are available for others to use temporarily.
The bank has a number of lendable funds for new businesses.
Lendable → It is formed from "lend" (from Old English *lendan*, meaning to grant or allow to use) and "-able" (meaning capable of or suitable for). The word "lendable" means suitable for being lent or capable of being lent.
Think of something that is 'suitable for lending' — 'lend' means to grant use, and '-able' indicates capability.