one-legged

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• /ˈwʌnˌlɛɡəd/
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• CMU ARPABET: W AH2 N L EH1 G AH0 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From one + legged.

25 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Belarusian: аднано́гі (adnanóhi) — having only one leg
• Bulgarian: еднокра́к (ednokrák) — having only one leg
• Czech: jednonohý — having only one leg
• Danish: enbenet — having only one leg
• Dutch: eenbenig — having only one leg
• Finnish: yksijalkainen — having only one leg
• French: unijambiste — having only one leg
• Georgian: ცალფეხა (calpexa) — having only one leg
• Georgian: ერთფეხა (ertpexa) — having only one leg
• Georgian: ერთფეხიანი (ertpexiani) — having only one leg
• German: einbeinig — having only one leg
• Ancient Greek: μονοσκελής (monoskelḗs) — having only one leg
• Icelandic: einfættur — having only one leg
• Polish: jednonogi — having only one leg
• Portuguese: coxo — having only one leg
• Portuguese: perneta — having only one leg
• Russian: одноно́гий (odnonógij) — having only one leg
• Slovak: jednonohý — having only one leg
• Southern Altai: сыҥар бутту (sïŋar buttu) — having only one leg
• Southern Altai: јаҥыс бутту (ǰaŋïs buttu) — having only one leg
• Spanish: a la pata coja — having only one leg
• Spanish: a coxcox — having only one leg
• Swedish: enbent — having only one leg
• Telugu: ఒంటికాలి (oṇṭikāli) — having only one leg
• Ukrainian: одноно́гий (odnonóhyj) — having only one leg