navigabile
navigable
adjective nah-vee-GAH-bee-leh Rare
Origin: From Latin navigabilis, from navigare (to sail).
Usage Note
Navigabile has the same form for masculine and feminine; the plural is navigabili. It describes a waterway deep and wide enough for boats (un fiume navigabile). In modern usage it also applies to websites or digital interfaces: un sito navigabile (an easy-to-navigate site).
Examples
"Il Po è il fiume navigabile più lungo d'Italia."
Natural Translation
The Po is the longest navigable river in Italy.

Free starter pack
Building your Italian vocabulary?
Get the 100 most common Italian words as a free PDF — one email, no spam.
Related Words
Explore Italian by topic
ItalianNow
5 min read