IPA: /ˈtɛnəntəbl/
KK: /ˈtɛnəntəbl/
Suitable for renting or living in; in good condition for a tenant.
The apartment was tenantable, making it easy to find new renters quickly.
Tenantable → It is formed from "tenant" (from Old French *tenant*, meaning holder or one who holds) and "-able" (meaning capable of or suitable for). The word "tenantable" means suitable for occupancy or capable of being held as a tenant.
Think of someone who 'holds' a property ('tenant') and that it is 'suitable for' living in ('-able'). This helps you remember that tenantable refers to a place that can be occupied.