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• Englishweak

• Englishlacking in force or ability

• Afrikaansswak

• Albaniani dobët

• Amharicደካማ

• Arabicضَعِيف

• Moroccan Arabicعيّان

• Armenianթույլ, տկար

• Aromanianslab

• Asturiandébil

• Azerizəi, gücsüz

• Bashkirкөсһөҙ

• Belarusianсла́бы

• Bengaliদুর্বল

• Bretongwan

• Bulgarianслаб

• Burmeseအားနည်း

• Catalanfeble, dèbil

• Chechenгӏийла, мела

• Chinese

• Cantonese弱

• Mandarin弱微弱軟弱

• Corsicandebuli

• Crimean Tatarquvetsiz, zayı

• Czechslabý

• Dalmatiandébol

• Danishsvag

• Dutchzwak, slap

• Estoniannõrk

• Faroeseveikur

• Finnishheikko

• Frenchfaible

• Friuliandebul

• Galiciandébil, feble, fraco, frouxo

• Georgianსუსტი, უძლური, უღონო

• Germanschwach

• Greekαδύναμος

• Hebre חַלָּשׁ

• Hindiदुर्बलकमज़ोर

• Hungariangyenge, gyönge

• Icelandicveikur

• Idofebla, debila

• Indonesianlemah

• Irishlag, aimhneartach, anbhann, creatach, crólag, cróloite,

• Italiandebole

• Japanese弱い

• Normanfaibl'ye

• Kazakhәлсіз

• Khmerខ្សោយ

• Korean약하다

• Kyrgyzкүчсүз

• Laoຍໍ່ແຍ່

• Latgaliansluobs

• Latinīnfirmus, imbēcillus

• Latvianvārgs, vājš

• Lithuaniansilpnas

• Macedonianслаб

• Malaylemah

• Maltesedgħajjef

• Maoritahō

• Mongolianсул доройдорой

• Norwegian

• Bokmålsvak

• Old church slavonic

• Cyrillicслабъ

• Glagoliticⱄⰾⰰⰱⱏ

• Persianضعیفنزار

• Polishsłaby

• Portuguesefraco, débil, frouxo

• Romanianslab, debil, lânced

• Romanschdebel, flaivel, fleivel, flevel

• Russianсла́бый

• Sanskritनिर्बलअशक्त

• Santaliᱚᱵᱳᱞ

• Sardiniandébbile, débbili, díbbile

• Scottish gaeliclag

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicслаб

• Romanslab

• Siciliandèbbuli, dèbuli, dèbbili, dèbili

• Slovakslabý

• Slovenešíbek, slàb qualifier

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiansłaby

• Spanishdébil, feble, flaco, flojo

• Swedishsvag

• Tajikзаиф

• Tatarкөчсез

• Thaiอ่อนแอ

• Tibetanསྐྱོ་པོ

• Tok Pisinhanggre

• Turkishzayı, güçsüz

• Turkmenasgyn, gowşak, gujursyz, ejiz

• Ukrainianслабки́й

• Urduدربلکمزوراشکت

• Uyghurئاجىز

• Uzbekkuchsiz, zai

• Venetiandebol, debole, debolo, debełe

• Vietnameseyếu

• Walloonflåwefwebe

• Welshgwan

• Yiddishשוואַך

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• Englishweak

• Englishdilute, lacking in taste or potency

• Arabicضَعِيف

• Armenianթույլ

• Czechslabý

• Dutchflauw

• Finnishlaimea, mieto

• Germanschwach

• Hungariangyenge, híg

• Irishlag, caol, éadro, tanaí

• Japanese薄い

• Portuguesefraco

• Russianсла́бый

• Scottish gaeliclag

• Swedishsvag

• Tagalogmatabang

• Welshgwan

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• Englishweak

• Englishphysics: one of the four fundamental forces associated with nuclear decay

• Armenianթույլ

• Czechslabý

• Finnishheikko

• Hungariangyenge

• Idodebila

• Japanese弱い

• Russianсла́бый

• Spanishdébil

• Swedishsvag

2.

• Englishfeeble

• Englishdeficient in physical strength

• Armenianնվազ, տկար

• Bulgarianхилав

• Catalanfebledèbil

• Chinese

• Mandarin軟弱

• Czechslabý

• Dutchzwak

• Finnishvoimaton, veltto, heikko

• Frenchfaible

• Germanschwach, kraftlos

• Italiandebole

• Japanese弱い弱々しい

• Mongolianсул дорой

• Normanfailli, fouaibl'ye

• Kurdish

• Soraniلاواز

• Latininfirmusinfirmum

• Latvianvājš, niecīgs

• Lithuaniansilpnas, paliegęs

• Maoritāngenge, kōngongengonge, kōngehe, ngoikore, iwikore, ngohungohu,

• Norwegiansvak, blek

• Portuguesefraco

• Romanianplăpând, lânced, slab, debil

• Russianсла́бый, хи́лый, не́мощный

• Scottish gaeliclag

• Slovenebetéžen

• Spanishdébil, endeble

• Swedishsvag, kraftlös, vek, klen

• Tagalogmahina

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