knowable

transitive verb knew, known, knowing

1. to have a clear perception or understanding of; be sure of or well informed about: to know the facts
2. to be aware or cognizant of; have perceived or learned: to know that one is loved
3. to have a firm mental grasp of; have securely in the memory: to know the multiplication tables
4. 1. to be acquainted or familiar with: I knew him well
   2. to experience: she has known both pleasure and pain
5. to have understanding of or skill in as a result of study or experience: to know music
6. to recognize: I'd know that face anywhere
7. to recognize as distinct; distinguish: to know right from wrong
8. Archaic to have sexual intercourse with

intransitive verb

1. to have knowledge
2. to be sure, informed, or aware