Where does “sewerable” come from?

sewerable (English) comes from English sewer, from English sew, from Middle English sew, from Old English seaw, from Proto-West Germanic *sauw — juice.

sewerable (English): Able to be provided with sewers

Definitions

  1. Able to be provided with sewers

Ancestry of “sewerable”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1EnglishsewerA pipe or system of pipes used to remove human...
2EnglishsewTo use a needle to pass thread repeatedly through...
3Middle EnglishsewAlternative form of sowe
4Old Englishseawsap, juice; moisture; humour
5Proto-West Germanic*sauwjuice
Every word from Proto-West Germanic *sauw →Every word from Old English seaw →Every word from Middle English sew →