endowable

Able to gift

Endowable describes something capable of being endowed—given a permanent fund or granted a quality or attribute.

An endowable position at a university can receive donor funding to support it indefinitely: The chair was endowable but had not yet attracted a benefactor.

The word is uncommon, appearing mostly in institutional contexts.

legacy

inheritance

Property received from ancestors

birthright · patrimony · succession · testament · beneficiary · will · trust · entailment · settlor · testator

charitable

donation

Voluntary charitable gift

benevolence · generosity · giving · patronage · contribution · nonprofit · foundation · humanitarian · volunteer · welfare

academic

scholarship

Educational funding or erudition

professorship · chair · lectureship · stipend · grant · university · college · institution · educational

bestowal

gift

Item given freely

vesting · bestowment · assignment · award · presentation · conveyance · transfer · settlement · allocation · dispensation

financial

capital

Wealth used for investment

sponsorship · resources · allocation · underwriting · crowdfunding · subsidy · liquidity · budgeting · principal · corpus

Opposites
capacity to receive endowment

endowableinalienable

Incapable of being surrendered

inherent · innate · non-transferable · inborn · intrinsic

transferability of qualities/rights

endowableinalienable

Incapable of being surrendered

unalienable · nontransferable · untransferable · inseparable · indefeasible

Family

endow, endowment, dowry, endowed, endowing, endowments, dower, endower, unendowed

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