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How is the word немощный translated from Russian to English

Слабый и хрупкий, особенно от возраста или болезни.

Weak and delicate, especially from age or illness.

adjective
English translation
Frail

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  • Немощный старик шёл медленно. — The frail old man walked slowly.

  • Этой зимой бабушка совсем ослабла. — My grandmother has grown frail this winter.

  • Он слишком слаб, чтобы ехать одному? — Is he too frail to travel alone?

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FAQ about “немощный”

How is “немощный” translated from Russian?
“немощный” translates into English as “Frail”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “немощный” mean?
Meaning of “немощный”: Слабый и хрупкий, особенно от возраста или болезни. In English — “Frail”.
What part of speech is “немощный”?
“немощный” is a adjective.
Where can I see examples with “немощный”?
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How can I memorize “немощный”?
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