IPA: /ˈsoʊəbl/
KK: /ˈsoʊəbl/
Able to be planted in the ground to grow crops or plants.
The farmer chose the best seeds that were sowable in the spring.
Sowable → It is formed from "sow" (from Old English "sāwan", meaning to plant seeds) and "-able" (meaning capable of). The word "sowable" means capable of being sown or planted.
Think of the act of 'planting seeds' ('sow') and how something can be 'capable of' that action ('-able'). This helps you remember that 'sowable' refers to something that can be planted.