disabled

English

Etymology

From disable +‎ -ed.

Pronunciation

(UK) IPA^(key): [dɪsˈeɪbəɫd]

Adjective

disabled (comparative more disabled, superlative most disabled)

Made incapable of use or action.
Having a disability.
(law) Legally disqualified.

Synonyms

Antonyms

enabled

Derived terms

Translations

made incapable of use or action

Bulgarian: изключен (izključen)
Catalan: invàlid
Dutch: onklaar (nl)
Finnish: toimintakyvytön, käyttökelvoton
Italian: disabilitato (it)

Norwegian: bevegelseshemmet
Polish: wyłączony, zdezaktywowany
Portuguese: incapacitado
Romanian: dezactivat m
Russian: отклю́ченный (ru) (otkljúčennyj), деактиви́рованный (ru) (deaktivírovannyj)
Swedish: deaktiverad, avaktiverad, avstängd (sv)

having a disability

Armenian: հաշմանդամ (hy) (hašmandam)
Bulgarian: недъгав (bg) (nedǎgav), инвалиден (invaliden)
Burmese: ဒုက္ခိတ (my) (dukhki.ta.)
Catalan: minusvàlid (ca), discapacitat (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 殘疾 (zh), 残疾 (zh) (cánjí)
Czech: postižený (cs) m
Dutch: gehandicapt (nl), invalide (nl), mindervalide (nl)
Finnish: vammainen (fi)
French: handicapé (fr), infirme (fr), invalide (fr)
Georgian: ინვალიდი (invalidi), შეზღუდული შესაძლებლობების მქონე პირი (šezɣuduli šesaʒleblobebis mkone ṗiri)
German: behindert (de)
Greek: ανάπηρος (el) (anápiros)

Hungarian: mozgáskorlátozott, mozgássérült (hu), fogyatékkal élő, (dated) rokkant (hu), (possibly offensive) fogyatékos (hu)
Italian: disabile (it)
Macedonian: инвалид m (invalíd), хендикепирано лице n (hendikepírano líce)
Maori: hauā
Norwegian: bevegelseshemmet
Bokmål: ufør, funksjonshemmet

Nynorsk: ufør
Persian: معلول‎ (fa) (ma'lul)
Polish: niepełnosprawny (pl)
Portuguese: inválido (pt)
Russian: инвали́д (ru) m (invalíd) (noun), нетрудоспосо́бный (ru) (netrudosposóbnyj), неработоспосо́бный (ru) (nerabotosposóbnyj)
Spanish: discapacitado (es), minusválido
Swedish: funktionshindrad, handikappad (sv), invalid (sv) (dated)
Thai: พิการ (th) (pí-gaan)

for the use of people with physical disabilities

Bulgarian: инвалиден (invaliden)
Catalan: minusvàlid (ca)
Hungarian: (applicable without restriction) akadálymentes (hu), (slightly colloquial) mozgássérült- (hu), mozgáskorlátozottak számára/részére készült/tervezett/kijelölt/kialakított/fenntartott

Italian: per i disabili
Russian: инвали́дный (ru) (invalídnyj)
Spanish: para discapacitados

legally disqualified

Finnish: pätemätön (fi)

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Translations to be checked

French: ^{(please verify)} handicapé (fr)

Spanish: ^{(please verify)} minusválido

Noun

disabled (usually uncountable, plural disableds)

One who is disabled. (often used collectively as the disabled, but sometimes also singular)

Translations

disabled one

Bulgarian: инвалид (bg) m (invalid)
Finnish: invalidi (fi), vammainen (fi)
Italian: disabile (it) m or f

Polish: inwalida (pl) m, inwalidka f
Russian: инвали́д (ru) m (invalíd), инвали́дка (ru) f (invalídka)

the disabled collectively

Dutch: invaliden (nl), (no indefinite article) gehandicapten (nl)
Finnish: invalidit pl, vammaiset pl
Italian: disabili pl

Norwegian:
Bokmål: (de) uføre

Nynorsk: (dei) uføre

Verb

disabled

simple past tense and past participle of disable

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