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1. (adj.) disabled
handicapped; incapacitated.
2. (n.) disabled
the disabled, disabled persons collectively.
Etymology: (1625–35)
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1. (adj) disabled, handicapped
people collectively who are crippled or otherwise physically handicapped
"technology to help the elderly and the disabled"
2. (adj) disabled, handicapped
incapable of functioning as a consequence of injury or illness
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1. (adjective) disabled
having a disability
disabled children
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| Definition of 'disabled' |
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1. disabled
of Disable
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Sense: lacking ability or strength; crippled
a disabled soldier.
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 Afrikaans: ongeskikte, buitegevegges |
 Arabic: عاجِز، مُقْعَد |
 Bulgarian: неспособен, осакатен |
 Brazilian: aleijado |
 Czech: invalidní, chromý |
 German: körperbehindert |
 Danish: invalid; handicappet |
 Greek: ανάπηρος |
 Spanish: minusválido |
 Estonian: invaliidistunud |
 Farsi: معلول؛ ناتوان |
 Finnish: vammainen |
 French: handicapé |
 Hebrew: נֶכֶה |
 Hindi: अपाहिज |
 Croatian: osakaćen, nesposoban za r |
 Hungarian: rokkant |
 Indonesian: lumpuh |
 Icelandic: bæklaður, fatlaður |
 Italian: invalido |
 Japanese: 身体障害の |
 Korean: 불구의 |
 Lithuanian: luošas, invalidas |
 Latvian: nespējīgs; sakropļots; in |
 Malay: kurang upaya |
 Dutch: invalide |
 Norwegian: arbeidsudyktig, ufør, inv |
 Polish: niepełnosprawny |
 Persian: معلول؛ ناتوان |
 Pashto: توان نا |
 Portuguese: aleijado |
 Romanian: handicapat |
 Russian: искалеченный |
 Slovak: invalidný |
 Slovenian: nesposoben; pohabljen |
 Serbian: obogaljen |
 Swedish: invalidiserad |
 Thai: พิการ |
 Turkish: sakat,özürlü |
 Taiwanese: 殘廢的 |
 Ukrainian: покалічений |
 Urdu: اپاہج |
 Vietnamese: bị tàn tật |
 Chinese: 残废的 |
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