'non-actionability' originates from the prefix 'non-' meaning 'not' and the word 'actionability,' which comes from 'action' and the suffix '-ability,' indicating the capacity to be acted upon.

'Actionability' evolved from the Latin word 'actio,' meaning 'a doing, a driving,' and the suffix '-ability' was added to form 'actionability.' The prefix 'non-' was later added to denote the opposite.

Initially, 'actionability' referred to the capacity to be acted upon legally, and 'non-actionability' evolved to mean the lack of such capacity.