Definitions for habileˈhæb ɪl
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
hab•ileˈhæb ɪl(adj.)
skillful; dexterous; adroit.
Origin of habile:
1375–1425; late ME < L habilis handy, apt; see able
Wiktionary
habile(Adjective)
Generally able or adroit; handy.
Origin: habil, from habile, from habilis, from habeo.
Webster Dictionary
Habile(adj)
fit; qualified; also, apt
Translations for habile
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- handig, knapAfrikaans
- ماهِر، حاذِقArabic
- ловъкBulgarian
- habilidosoPortuguese (BR)
- zručnýCzech
- geschicktGerman
- dygtigDanish
- επιδέξιος, ικανόςGreek
- hábilSpanish
- osavEstonian
- ماهرFarsi
- taitavaFinnish
- habileFrench
- מוּכשָרHebrew
- कुशलHindi
- sposoban, spretanCroatian
- ügyesHungarian
- trampilIndonesian
- handlaginn, snjallIcelandic
- abileItalian
- 器用なJapanese
- 숙련된Korean
- sumanus, nagingasLithuanian
- spējīgs; izveicīgsLatvian
- pandaiMalay
- vaardigDutch
- dyktig, flink, drevenNorwegian
- zręcznyPolish
- ماهرPersian
- ماهر، تكړه، هنرمنPashto
- habilidosoPortuguese
- îndemânaticRomanian
- умелыйRussian
- zručnýSlovak
- spretenSlovenian
- veštSerbian
- skicklig, duktigSwedish
- ชานำญThai
- becerikli, hünerliTurkish
- 靈巧的Chinese (Trad.)
- вправний; умілийUkrainian
- ماہر ، کاریگرUrdu
- khéo léoVietnamese
- 灵巧的Chinese (Simp.)
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