Just because a language does not have a word for a concept does not mean its speakers cannot understand it, simply that the concept has low ______ in that language.
A) codability
B) concreteness
C) confirmation
D) indexability

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Codability refers to the ease with which a concept can be expressed in a language. If a language lacks a word for a concept, it suggests that the concept has low codability in that language, not necessarily that the concept is incomprehensible to its speakers.

Just Because a Language Does Not Have a Word for a Concept