weakness

Mane (Îngilîzî)

1. The condition of being weak.
2. An inadequate quality; fault
3. A special fondness or desire.

Sînonîm

feebleness

debility

infirmity

frailty

faintness

defect

fault

languor

weak point

impotence

shortcoming

helplessness

exhaustion

powerlessness

failing

flaw

foible

drawback

weariness

deficiency

asthenia

fragility

weak

effeminacy

frailness

tiredness

weak spot

leanness

imbecility

impotency

impuissance

disability

puniness

enervation

flimsiness

bad habit

sickness

illness

softness

inability

tenuity

thinness

breakdown

vertigo

feeble

insufficiency

disadvantage

decay

laziness

listlessness

dizziness

dejection

dullness

giddiness

ailment

prostration

melancholy

mildness

milkiness

nervelessness

numbness

paralysis

passion

peculiarity

pliancy

predilection

sadness

sale

scarcity

shortcomings

slack

slow

sluggish

soft spot

sorrow

subtraction

tenderness

timidness

tonelessness

underbelly

undertone

vulnerability

weakening

weakliness

weak side

wretchedness

young

astheny

erectile dysfunction

drawing back

little less than

downward tendency

low tone

bearish tone

addiction

apathy

crack

depression

fatigue

grief

bad point

weakishness

want of power

lack of strength

falling tendency

weaker tendency

weak link

emaciated condition

vulanerable spot

adynamia

disempowerment

alarm

atony

baselessness

blunder

bluntness

consternation

cowardice

deduction

defects

deformity

delicacy

delicate

delicateness

demand

demerit

dip

disease

dismay

downward trend

emaciation

emasculation

enfeeblement

error

eyes

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failure

faults

flabbiness

flabby

flakiness

fondness

fragile

frangibility

funk

futility

gloom

grogginess

groundlessness

handicap

ill

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impairment

inactive

inadequacy

incapacity

inconsistency

indolence

inertia

inferior

lack

lameness

lankiness

lassitude

laxity

laxness

lifelessness

melancholia

Wekî (IPA) tê gotin

/ˈwiːk.nəs/

Etîmolojî (Îngilîzî)

From Middle English wayknesse, weykenesse, replacing earlier Middle English wocnesse, wakenes, wacnesse (“weakness”), from Old English wācnes (“weakness”). Equivalent to weak + -ness.

Hevokên

Weakness in the hands and forearms occurs in many people as the disease progresses .

Qelsiya di dest û pêşgotinan de di gelek kesan de wekî ku nexweşî pêşve diçe.