notable
UK: /ˈnəʊtəbl/ | US: /ˈnoʊtəbl/
adj. worthy of attention or notice; remarkable
adj. distinguished or important
n. a person of distinction or achievement
The word notable traces back to Latin notabilis, meaning "worthy of note." It combines nota (a mark or sign) with -abilis (capable of), reflecting the idea of being "marked" as worthy of attention. Over time, it evolved in Old French as notable before entering Middle English, retaining its core sense of distinction or importance.
Her contributions to science were notable and widely recognized.
The conference attracted several notable speakers from around the world.
The artist's most notable work was displayed in the museum.
He is a notable figure in the field of literature.
The city is notable for its historic architecture.