Questions & Answers about Ŝi estas pli movebla, ekde kiam komenciĝis fizioterapio.
Pli is the normal Esperanto word for more, so pli movebla means more mobile or more able to move.
There is no than phrase here, so the comparison is implicit: she is more mobile than before or than she used to be.
If you wanted to state the comparison explicitly, you could say something like:
Ŝi estas pli movebla ol antaŭe.
She is more mobile than before.
Movebla is built from:
- mov- = move
- -ebl- = able to be, possible to
- -a = adjective ending
So, literally, it means something like movable or capable of movement.
In medical or physical contexts, this can naturally mean mobile. About a person, it suggests improved physical mobility.
A learner should notice, though, that movebla is slightly different in feel from moving oneself. If you wanted to focus more directly on her actively moving herself, Esperanto might also use something like:
- Ŝi povas moviĝi pli facile.
- Ŝi moviĝas pli libere.
But in the given sentence, movebla works well for general physical mobility.