'clottable' originates from the English word 'clot,' which comes from Old English 'clott,' meaning 'a lump or mass.'

'clottable' evolved from the word 'clot,' which was used in Middle English as 'clot' or 'clotte,' eventually forming the modern English adjective 'clottable.'

Initially, 'clot' referred to a lump or mass, but over time, 'clottable' evolved to describe the ability to form such a mass.