allottable

adjective
UK /əˈlɒtəbl/
US /əˈlɑːtəbl/

Able to be given out or shared.

The teacher said the extra pencils were allottable to any student who needed one.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Able to be set aside for a special purpose.

The funds were allottable to the new library project.

3. Able to be given as a share or portion.

Each member's allottable portion of the harvest was decided by the council.

4. Able to be assigned to a particular person or group.

The seats were allottable to families with young children first.