confineable

noun

1. a boundary or bounded region; border; limit
2. Old Poet. confinement
3. Obsolete a place of confinement

Origin: ME confinies, pl. < OFr confins, pl., a border, boundary < L confinium (pl. confinia), boundary, limit < confinis, bordering on < com-, with + finis, an end: see finish

intransitive verb confined, confining

Origin: Fr confiner < the n.

transitive verb

1. to keep within limits; restrict: to confine a talk to ten minutes
2. to keep shut up, as in prison, in bed because of illness, indoors, etc.