schwach

Meaning

  1. weak, lacking in strength
  2. weak

Concepts

weak
faint
feeble
frail
slightly
infirm
weakly
faintly
infirmly
sickly
flimsy
thin
delicate
slight
languid
dim
feebly
fragile
indistinct
light
pale
poor
tender
tenuous
strengthless
homosexual
ill
🤢
feeble
feminine
♀️
feckless
unknown
languidly
debile
like
listless
mediocre

tenous

friably
powerless
rarefied
diluted
sinewed
skinny
slack
slender
dilute
diffuse
sluggish
sparse
stunted
Synonyms

flau
gelinde
28k
kraftlos
42k
schwächlich
48k
matt
B1
leicht
A2
zart
C2
dünn
B2
kränklich
49k
blass
C1
undeutlich
C2
empfindlich
C1

energielos

leise
B1
dunkel
B1
kümmerlich
schmächtig
unklar
C1
unerheblich
32k
vage
C1
verschwommen
C2
sanft
B2
hinfällig
33k
mild
23k
düster
C2
hell
B2
mager
C2
krank
A2
🤢
wenig
A1
dämmerig
brüchig
44k
traurig
B1
☹️
armselig
C2
trüb
39k
bleich
20k
erschöpft
B2
stockfinster
trübe
25k
mutlos
schlampig
C2
billig
B2
ärmlich
müde
A2
😫
schlecht
A1
👎
dürr
31k
geringfügig
38k
gering
C2
gebrechlich
47k
flügellahm
labil
C2
Translations

débil
faible
debole
zwak
fraco
débil
dèbil
flojo

αδύνατος

licht
endeble
feble
flaco
zayıf
Frequency

B1
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ˈʃvax/
Etymology

Inherited from Middle High German
swach
Inherited from Old High German
*swah
Cognate with Dutch
Dutch
zwak
Cognate with Scots
swack
In summary

From Middle High German swach, from Old High German *swah, from Proto-West Germanic *swak. Cognate with Dutch zwak, Scots swack, also English dialectal swack.

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