| Definition of 'lameness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) lameness, limping, gimp, gimpiness, gameness, claudication
disability of walking due to crippling of the legs or feet
2. (noun) lameness
an imperfection or defectiveness
"a stylist noted for the lameness of his plots"
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| Definition of 'lameness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) lameness
the condition or quality of being lame; as, the lameness of an excuse or an argument
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Sense: to make unable to walk properly
He was lamed by a bullet in the ankle.
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Afrikaans: kruppelheid, mankheid |
Arabic: عَرَج |
Bulgarian: неувереност |
Brazilian: defeito |
Czech: kulhavost |
German: die Lahmheit |
Danish: det at være halt |
Greek: χωλότητα |
Spanish: cojera |
Estonian: lonkamine |
Farsi: لنگ زدن |
Finnish: rampuus |
French: boiterie |
Hebrew: פִּיסחוּת |
Hindi: लंगड़ापन |
Croatian: sakatost |
Hungarian: sántaság, bénaság |
Indonesian: kelumpuhan |
Icelandic: helti |
Italian: l'essere zoppo; imperfezi |
Japanese: びっこ |
Korean: 절뚝거림 |
Lithuanian: šlubumas, bejėgiškumas |
Latvian: klibums; neveiklums |
Malay: ketempangan |
Dutch: het mank zijn, armzalighe |
Norwegian: detå være halt/krøpling; |
Polish: kulawizna |
Persian: ،معيوب با لنگ زدن |
Pashto: ګوډتوب |
Portuguese: defeito |
Romanian: şchiopătat |
Russian: хромота;неубедительность |
Slovak: chromosť |
Slovenian: šepavost |
Serbian: hromost |
Swedish: halthet, hälta |
Thai: ความไม่ได้เรื่อง |
Turkish: topallık |
Taiwanese: 跛行 |
Ukrainian: кульгавість |
Urdu: لنگ |
Vietnamese: sự bị què; khập khiễng |
Chinese: 跛行 |
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