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convenable

adjective (1)

Definition of convenable 

(Entry 1 of 2)

archaic

: in accord with circumstances : proper

convenable

adjective (2)
con·​ven·​able | \kənˈvēnəbəl\

Definition of convenable (Entry 2 of 2)

: capable of being convened or assembled

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History and Etymology for convenable

Adjective (1)

Middle English, from Middle French, from convenir to be suitable, convenient + -able

Adjective (2)

convene + -able

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