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1. (n.) leper
a person who has leprosy.
2. leper
a person rejected or ostracized for unacceptable behavior, opinions, character, or the like; outcast.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME lepre leprosy < L lepra < Gk lépra, n. use of fem. of leprós scaly, akin to lépos scale, lépein to peel)
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1. (noun) leper, lazar
a person afflicted with leprosy
2. (noun) leper
a pariah who is avoided by others
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1. (noun) leper
a person affected with leprosy
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Sense: a person who has leprosy.
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 Afrikaans: melaatse |
 Arabic: شَخْص أبْرَص |
 Bulgarian: прокажен |
 Brazilian: leproso |
 Czech: malomocný, -á |
 German: der/die Aussätzige |
 Danish: (en) spedalsk |
 Greek: λεπρός |
 Spanish: leproso |
 Estonian: pidalitõbine |
 Farsi: جذامی |
 Finnish: spitaalinen |
 French: lépreux/-euse |
 Hebrew: מְצוֹרָע |
 Hindi: कोढ़ी, परित्यक्त |
 Croatian: gubavac |
 Hungarian: leprás |
 Indonesian: penderita kusta |
 Icelandic: holdsveikur maður |
 Italian: lebbroso |
 Japanese: ハンセン病患者 |
 Korean: 나병 환자 |
 Lithuanian: raupsuotasis |
 Latvian: lepras slimnieks, spitālī |
 Malay: pesakit kusta |
 Dutch: melaatse |
 Norwegian: spedalsk |
 Polish: trędowaty |
 Persian: جذامی |
 Pashto: د جذام ناروغ |
 Portuguese: leproso |
 Romanian: lepros |
 Russian: прокажённый |
 Slovak: malomocný, -á |
 Slovenian: gobavec |
 Serbian: gubavac |
 Swedish: spetälsk |
 Thai: ผู้เป็นโรคเรื้อน |
 Turkish: cüzzamlı kimse |
 Taiwanese: 痲瘋病人 |
 Ukrainian: прокажений |
 Urdu: کوڑھ کا مریض |
 Vietnamese: người hủi |
 Chinese: 麻风病患者 |
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