Sickly

//ˈsɪkli//

Translations of "sickly" (25 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	ἄρρωστος(frequently ill), ἄρρωστος(lacking intensity or vigour)	árrhōstos, árrhōstos
Arabic	مِسْقَام(frequently ill)	misqām
Asturian	enfermizu(frequently ill)	—
Bulgarian	бледен(lacking intensity or vigour), болнав(frequently ill), слаб(lacking intensity or vigour)	bleden, bolnav, slab
Catalan	malaltís(frequently ill), malaltís(lacking intensity or vigour), malaltós(frequently ill), malaltús(frequently ill)	—
Dutch	ziekelijk(frequently ill)	—
Esperanto	malsanema(frequently ill)	—
Finnish	epäterveellinen(tending to produce disease or poor health), heikko(shedding a relatively small amount of light), heikko(lacking intensity or vigour), himmeä(shedding a relatively small amount of light), huonovointinen(not in good health; somewhat sick), imelä(overly sweet), kitukasvuinen(characterized by poor or unhealthy growth), kuvottava(tending to produce nausea), sairaalloinen(frequently ill), sairaalloinen(appearing ill), sairas(associated with poor moral or mental well-being)	—
French	chétif(frequently ill), douceâtre(overly sweet), douçâtre(overly sweet), maladif(frequently ill), souffreteux(frequently ill), valétudinaire(frequently ill)	—
Galician	enfermizo(frequently ill)	—
German	abgeschlagen(appearing ill), blass(appearing ill), blass(lacking intensity or vigour), dahinsiechend(frequently ill), fahl(appearing ill), fahl(lacking intensity or vigour), fehlbar(frequently ill), krankhaft(appearing ill), kränkelnd(frequently ill), kränklich(frequently ill), kränklich(appearing ill), matt(appearing ill), matt(lacking intensity or vigour), schwach(lacking intensity or vigour), schwächlich(lacking intensity or vigour), siech(frequently ill), ungesund(appearing ill), ungesund(lacking intensity or vigour), unwohl(appearing ill), welk(appearing ill), übersüß(overly sweet)	—
Irish	galrach(frequently ill), leice(frequently ill), meata(appearing ill)	—
Latin	aegrotaticius(frequently ill), morbōsus(frequently ill)	—
Māori	aewa(frequently ill), anuhea(frequently ill), anuhē(frequently ill), anuhē(not in good health; somewhat sick), anuhē(lacking intensity or vigour), manauhea(frequently ill), matemate(frequently ill), ngātoro(lacking intensity or vigour)	—
Old English	sīcle(frequently ill)	—
Polish	chorowity(frequently ill), chorowity(appearing ill), schorowany(frequently ill), wątły(lacking intensity or vigour)	—
Portuguese	doentio(frequently ill), doentio(appearing ill), débil(lacking intensity or vigour), enfermiço(frequently ill), enfermiço(appearing ill), valetudinário(frequently ill)	—
Romanian	bolnăvicios(frequently ill), bolnăvicios(lacking intensity or vigour), slab(lacking intensity or vigour)	—
Russian	боле́зненный(frequently ill), ча́хлый(appearing ill)	boléznennyj, čáxlyj
Spanish	achacoso(frequently ill), calamitoso(frequently ill), dulzón(overly sweet), débil(lacking intensity or vigour), empalagoso(overly sweet), enclenque(frequently ill), enfermizo(frequently ill), enfermizo(appearing ill), enteco(frequently ill), triste(lacking intensity or vigour), valetudinario(frequently ill)	—
Swedish	sjuklig(frequently ill), sjukliga(frequently ill), sjukligt(frequently ill)	—
Tagalog	sakitin(frequently ill)	—
Turkish	hastalıklı(frequently ill)	—
Unami	palsuwamàlsi(appearing ill)	—
Vietnamese	èo uột(frequently ill)	—

Ancient Greek

ἄρρωστος, ἄρρωστος

árrhōstos, árrhōstos

Arabic

مِسْقَام

misqām

Asturian

enfermizu

Bulgarian

бледен, болнав, слаб

bleden, bolnav, slab

Catalan

malaltís, malaltís, malaltós, malaltús

Dutch

ziekelijk

Esperanto

malsanema

Finnish

epäterveellinen, heikko, heikko, himmeä, huonovointinen, imelä, kitukasvuinen, kuvottava, sairaalloinen, sairaalloinen, sairas

French

chétif, douceâtre, douçâtre, maladif, souffreteux, valétudinaire

Galician

enfermizo

German

abgeschlagen, blass, blass, dahinsiechend, fahl, fahl, fehlbar, krankhaft, kränkelnd, kränklich, kränklich, matt, matt, schwach, schwächlich, siech, ungesund, ungesund, unwohl, welk, übersüß