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lamed Definition and Meaning in English (lamed definition)

verb
Synonyms:crippleddisabledinjured
Quick Answer • Definition

Lamed definition: To cause someone or something to become unable to walk properly, typically due to injury.

Definitions of Lamed

  1. 1verb

    To cause someone or something to become unable to walk properly, typically due to injury.

  2. 2adjective

    Having been injured in a way that impairs movement, especially walking.

Example Sentences

casual

“The horse was lamed after falling during the race.”

casual

“His leg was lamed in the accident.”

casual

“The sudden injury lamed the athlete for the rest of the season.”

Synonyms

Antonyms

healedhealthyable-bodied

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Inflected Word Forms

third person singularlames
present participlelaming
nounlameness
adjectivelame
adverblamely

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Lamed definition: To cause someone or something to become unable to walk properly, typically due to injury.
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'Lamed' translates to 'lamed' in English. Lamed definition: To cause someone or something to become unable to walk properly, typically due to injury.
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