disabled

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• UK: [dɪsˈɛɪ̯bəɫd]
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• CMU ARPABET: D IH0 S EY1 B AH0 L D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *dwóh1 Proto-Indo-European *d(w)is- Proto-Italic *dis- Latin dis- Old French des-bor. ▲ Latin dis-bor. Middle English dis- English dis- Proto-Indo-European *gheh1bh- Proto-Indo-European *-éh1ti Proto-Indo-European *-yeti Proto-Indo-European *-éh1yeti Proto-Indo-European *ghh1bhéh1yeti Proto-Italic *haβēō Latin habeō Proto-Indo-European *-elis Proto-Italic *-elis Latin -ilis Latin habilis Old French ablebor. Middle English able English able English disable English -ed English disabled From disable + -ed.

153 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: изключен (izključen) — made incapable of use or action
• Catalan: invàlid — made incapable of use or action
• Danish: ubrugelig — made incapable of use or action
• Danish: ukampdygtig — made incapable of use or action
• Dutch: onklaar — made incapable of use or action
• Dutch: uitgeschakeld — made incapable of use or action
• Finnish: toimintakyvytön — made incapable of use or action
• Finnish: käyttökelvoton — made incapable of use or action
• German: gesperrt — made incapable of use or action
• German: deaktiviert — made incapable of use or action
• Hungarian: üzemképtelen — made incapable of use or action
• Irish: díchumasaithe — made incapable of use or action
• Italian: disabilitato — made incapable of use or action
• Norwegian: bevegelseshemmet — made incapable of use or action
• Polish: wyłączony — made incapable of use or action
• Polish: zdezaktywowany — made incapable of use or action
• Portuguese: desativado — made incapable of use or action
• Portuguese: desabilitado — made incapable of use or action
• Romanian: dezactivat — made incapable of use or action
• Russian: отклю́ченный (otkljúčennyj) — made incapable of use or action
• Russian: деактиви́рованный (deaktivírovannyj) — made incapable of use or action
• Swedish: deaktiverad — made incapable of use or action
• Swedish: avaktiverad — made incapable of use or action
• Swedish: avstängd — made incapable of use or action
• Arabic: مُعَوَّق (muʕawwaq) — having a disability
• Armenian: հաշմանդամ (hašmandam) — having a disability
• Bulgarian: недъгав (nedǎgav) — having a disability
• Bulgarian: инвалиден (invaliden) — having a disability
• Burmese: ဒုက္ခိတ (dukhki.ta.) — having a disability
• Catalan: minusvàlid — having a disability
• Catalan: discapacitat — having a disability
• Chinese Mandarin: 殘疾的 /残疾的 (cánjí de) — having a disability
• Czech: postižený — having a disability
• Czech: invalidní — having a disability
• Danish: handicappet — having a disability
• Dutch: gehandicapt — having a disability
• Dutch: invalide — having a disability
• Dutch: mindervalide — having a disability
• Esperanto: invalida — having a disability
• Esperanto: labornekapabla — having a disability
• Esperanto: labormaltaŭga — having a disability
• Esperanto: malkapabla — having a disability
• Esperanto: handikapita — having a disability
• Finnish: vammainen — having a disability
• Finnish: invalidi — having a disability
• Finnish: toimintarajoitteinen — having a disability
• French: handicapé — having a disability
• French: handicapée — having a disability
• French: infirme — having a disability
• French: invalide — having a disability
• Georgian: ინვალიდი (invalidi) — having a disability
• Georgian: შეზღუდული შესაძლებლობების მქონე პირი (šezɣuduli šesaʒleblobebis mkone ṗiri) — having a disability
• German: behindert — having a disability
• Greek: ανάπηρος (anápiros) — having a disability
• Hebrew: נָכֶה (naché) — having a disability
• Hebrew: מנוטרל (menutrál) — having a disability
• Hindi: विकलांग (viklāṅg) — having a disability
• Hindi: अपाहिज (apāhij) — having a disability
• Hungarian: mozgáskorlátozott — having a disability
• Hungarian: mozgássérült — having a disability
• Hungarian: fogyatékkal élő — having a disability
• Hungarian: rokkant — having a disability
• Hungarian: fogyatékos — having a disability
• Icelandic: fatlaður — having a disability
• Interlingua: dishabile — having a disability
• Irish: faoi mhíchumas — having a disability
• Italian: disabile — having a disability
• Kazakh: мүгедек (mügedek) — having a disability
• Latin: debilis — having a disability
• Macedonian: инвали́д (invalíd) — having a disability
• Macedonian: хендикепирано лице — having a disability
• Māori: hauā — having a disability
• Norwegian: bevegelseshemmet — having a disability
• Norwegian Bokmål: ufør — having a disability
• Norwegian Bokmål: funksjonshemmet — having a disability
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ufør — having a disability
• Persian: معلول (ma'lul) — having a disability
• Polish: niepełnosprawny — having a disability
• Portuguese: deficiente — having a disability
• Portuguese: inválido — having a disability
• Russian: инвали́д (invalíd) — having a disability
• Russian: нетрудоспосо́бный (netrudosposóbnyj) — having a disability
• Russian: неработоспосо́бный (nerabotosposóbnyj) — having a disability
• Spanish: discapacitado — having a disability
• Spanish: minusválido — having a disability
• Swedish: funktionshindrad — having a disability
• Swedish: handikappad — having a disability
• Swedish: invalid — having a disability
• Thai: พิการ (pí-gaan) — having a disability
• Turkish: çolak — having a disability
• Turkish: sakat — having a disability
• Ukrainian: неповноспра́вний (nepovnosprávnyj) — having a disability
• Urdu: مَعْذُور (maʻẕūr) — having a disability
• Bulgarian: инвалиден (invaliden) — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Catalan: minusvàlid — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Danish: handicap- — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Dutch: gehandicapten- — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Finnish: vammaisten — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Finnish: vammais- — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• German: behinderten- — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Hungarian: akadálymentes — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Hungarian: mozgássérült- — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Icelandic: fötlunar- — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Icelandic: örorku- — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Icelandic: fyrir fatlaða — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Irish: inrochtana — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Italian: per i disabili — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Russian: инвали́дный (invalídnyj) — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Spanish: para discapacitados — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Ukrainian: інвалі́дний (invalídnyj) — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Urdu: مَعْذُور (maʻẕūr) — for the use of people with physical disabilities
• Finnish: pätemätön — legally disqualified
• Western Apache: baa dahgoz’áni — disabled one
• Belarusian: інвалі́д (invalíd) — disabled one
• Belarusian: інвалі́дка (invalídka) — disabled one
• Bulgarian: инвали́д (invalíd) — disabled one
• Chinese Mandarin: 傷殘人 /伤残人 (shāngcánrén) — disabled one
• Chinese Mandarin: 殘疾人士 /残疾人士 — disabled one
• Danish: handicappet — disabled one
• Dutch: persoon met een beperking (d) — disabled one
• Dutch: gehandicapte — disabled one
• Finnish: invalidi — disabled one
• Finnish: vammainen — disabled one
• German: Mensch mit Behinderung — disabled one
• German: der/die Behinderte — disabled one
• Hindi: अपाहज (apāhaj) — disabled one
• Icelandic: öryrki — disabled one
• Irish: duine faoi mhíchumas — disabled one
• Italian: disabile — disabled one
• Japanese: 障害者 (shōgaisha) — disabled one
• Japanese: 身障者 (shinshōsha) — disabled one
• Korean: 장애인 (jang'aein) — disabled one
• Polish: inwalida — disabled one
• Polish: inwalidka — disabled one
• Russian: инвали́д (invalíd) — disabled one
• Russian: инвали́дка (invalídka) — disabled one
• Spanish: minusválido — disabled one
• Spanish: discapacitado — disabled one
• Ukrainian: інвалі́д (invalíd) — disabled one
• Ukrainian: інвалі́дка (invalídka) — disabled one
• Yiddish: אינוואַליד (invalid) — disabled one
• Danish: handicappede — the disabled collectively
• Dutch: invaliden — the disabled collectively
• Dutch: gehandicapten — the disabled collectively
• Finnish: invalidit — the disabled collectively
• Finnish: vammaiset — the disabled collectively
• Italian: disabili — the disabled collectively
• Japanese: 障害者 (shōgaisha) — the disabled collectively
• Korean: 장애인 (jang'aein) — the disabled collectively
• Norwegian Bokmål: (de) uføre — the disabled collectively
• Norwegian Nynorsk: (dei) uføre — the disabled collectively
• Russian: инвали́ды (invalídy) — the disabled collectively
• Somali: naafo — the disabled collectively