[deˈbiːl]
Herkunftim 17. Jahrhundert von lateinisch dēbilis ^(→ la) „schwach“ entlehnt
- outdatedein wenig geistig behindert
“Diese Blockwarte müssen ja leicht debil sein.”
“„Das Ehepaar vid Berbisá und sein debiler Sohn wohnten in einem dreistöckigen Betonhaus in Kolbeinagjógv.“”
Formendebil(positive) · debiler(comparative) · am debilsten(superlative) · debiler(positive, nominative, strong, singular, masculine) · debile(positive, nominative, strong, singular, feminine) · debiles(positive, nominative, strong, singular, neuter) · debile(positive, nominative, strong, plural) · debilen(positive, genitive, strong, singular, masculine) · debiler(positive, genitive, strong, singular, feminine) · debilen(positive, genitive, strong, singular, neuter) · debiler(positive, genitive, strong, plural) · debilem(positive, dative, strong, singular, masculine) · debiler(positive, dative, strong, singular, feminine) · debilem(positive, dative, strong, singular, neuter) · debilen(positive, dative, strong, plural) · debilen(positive, accusative, strong, singular, masculine) · debile(positive, accusative, strong, singular, feminine) · debiles(positive, accusative, strong, singular, neuter) · debile(positive, accusative, strong, plural) · debile(positive, nominative, weak, singular, masculine)