/ˈoʊθəbl/ – adjective
Definition: có thể tuyên thệ, có năng lực để tuyên thệ.
A more throughout explanation: In legal English, “oathable” is an adjective that refers to something that can be sworn or affirmed under oath. It is used to describe documents or statements that are capable of being attested to with a sworn declaration.
Example: The witness was deemed oathable and was required to swear to tell the truth before testifying in court.