craneable

adj

Etymology

From crane + -able.

  1. derived from *gerh₂- — “to cry hoarsely
  2. inherited from *kranô — “crane
  3. inherited from *kran
  4. inherited from cran — “crane
  5. inherited from crane
  6. formed as craneable — “crane + -able

Definitions

  1. Of an object, that can be lifted and moved by a crane (lifting device).

    • The wagons allow all equipment to be carried - including craneable and non-craneable mega-trailers, 45' HCPW containers, tankers, swap bodies, and finished vehicles.

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