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1. (n.) malady
a disorder or disease of the body.
2. malady
any unhealthy condition or disorder.
Etymology: (1200–50; < OF)
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1. (noun) malady
any unwholesome or desperate condition
"what maladies afflict our nation?"
2. (noun) illness, unwellness, malady, sickness
impairment of normal physiological function affecting part or all of an organism
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1. (noun) malady
any disease of the human body; a distemper, disorder, or indisposition, proceeding from impaired, defective, or morbid organic functions; especially, a lingering or deep-seated disorder
2. (noun) malady
a moral or mental defect or disorder
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Sense: an illness or disease
He is suffering from some strange malady.
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 Afrikaans: siekte |
 Arabic: مَرَض |
 Bulgarian: болест |
 Brazilian: doença |
 Czech: nemoc |
 German: die Krankheit |
 Danish: sygdom |
 Greek: ασθένεια |
 Spanish: enfermedad |
 Estonian: haigus |
 Farsi: بیماری |
 Finnish: sairaus |
 French: maladie |
 Hebrew: מַחֲלָה |
 Hindi: रोग |
 Croatian: bolest |
 Hungarian: betegség |
 Indonesian: penyakit |
 Icelandic: sjúkdómur, veikindi |
 Italian: malattia |
 Japanese: 病気 |
 Korean: 질병 |
 Lithuanian: negalavimas, liga |
 Latvian: slimība; liga; ļaunums |
 Malay: penyakit |
 Dutch: ziekte |
 Norwegian: sykdom, syndrom |
 Polish: przypadłość, dolegliwość |
 Persian: بیماری |
 Pashto: ناروغى |
 Portuguese: doença |
 Romanian: maladie, boală |
 Russian: болезнь |
 Slovak: nemoc; neduh |
 Slovenian: bolezen |
 Serbian: bolest |
 Swedish: sjukdom |
 Thai: โรค |
 Turkish: hastalık |
 Taiwanese: 疾病 |
 Ukrainian: хвороба; недуга |
 Urdu: روگ، مرض |
 Vietnamese: chứng bệnh |
 Chinese: 疾病 |
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