Sense: a weak person, animal, or plant
She married a weakling.
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 Afrikaans: swakkeling |
 Arabic: ضَعيف البُنْيَه أو الشَّخ |
 Bulgarian: болнав |
 Brazilian: raquítico / criatura frac |
 Czech: slaboch |
 German: der Schwächling |
 Danish: svækling |
 Greek: αδύναμο πλάσμα, ανθρωπάκι |
 Spanish: debilucho, enfermizo |
 Estonian: tossike |
 Farsi: ضعيف |
 Finnish: rääpäle |
 French: être faible |
 Hebrew: יְצוּר חַלָש |
 Hindi: कमजोर |
 Croatian: slabić |
 Hungarian: nyápic ember |
 Indonesian: orang lemah |
 Icelandic: veikburða maður/dÿr/plant |
 Italian: debole |
 Japanese: 弱い人 |
 Korean: 허약자 |
 Lithuanian: paliegėlis, nupiepėlis |
 Latvian: vārgulis; nīkulis; gļēvul |
 Malay: orang yang lemah |
 Dutch: slappeling |
 Norwegian: svekling, sinke, stakkar |
 Polish: cherlak |
 Persian: ضعيف |
 Pashto: كمزورى ( د جسم ،( ادارې ا |
 Portuguese: raquítico |
 Romanian: fiinţă slabă |
 Russian: слабый/хилый кто-л., слаб |
 Slovak: slaboch |
 Slovenian: slabič |
 Serbian: slabić |
 Swedish: vekling, klen individ |
 Thai: ผู้ที่อ่อนแอ; ผู้มีจิตใจอ |
 Turkish: güçsüz kimse/hayvan, bitk |
 Taiwanese: 體弱或意志薄弱的人、脆弱的動植物 |
 Ukrainian: слабка істота |
 Urdu: پتلا دبلا |
 Vietnamese: người/vật yếu đuối |
 Chinese: 体弱或意志薄弱的人、脆弱的动植物 |
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