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61 سبک مغز
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62 کم ذہن
a.weak minded -
63 ασθενόψυχε
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64 ἀσθενόψυχε
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65 ασθενόψυχοι
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66 ἀσθενόψυχοι
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67 마음이 약한
adj. poor spirited, weak minded -
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69 sărac cu duhul
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70 དྲན་ཉམས་པ་
[dran nyams pa]unconscious, senseless, faint recollection, weak-minded -
71 སེམས་ཆུང་བ་
[sems chung ba]timid, weak-minded -
72 изкуфявам
1. become hollow2. прен. grow foolish/dotty(от старост) fall into dotage, dote* * *изкуфя̀вам,гл.1. become hollow;2. прен. grow foolish/dotty; (от старост) fall into dotage, dote.* * *dote; become weak-minded* * *1. (от старост) fall into dotage, dote 2. become hollow 3. прен. grow foolish/dotty -
73 GEÐ
n.1) mind, wits, senses;heimta aptr geð sitt, to come to one’s senses again;vera gætinn at geði, to be on one’s guard;vita til síns geðs, to be master of one’s wits;2) disposition, liking;honum var vel í geði til Freysteins, he was well disposed to Fr.;þú fellst mér vel í geð, you are to my liking;féllst hvárt öðru (féllust þau) vel í geð, they liked one another well.* * *n. [a Scandin. word, neither found in Ulf., Saxon, nor Germ.; lost in mod. Dan. and Swed.; gje, Ivar Aasen]:—mind, mood; the old Hm. often uses the word almost = wits, senses; hann stelr geði guma, he steals the wits of men, steeps them in lethargy, 12; vita til síns geðs, to be in one’s senses, 11, 19; heimta aptr sitt geð, of a drunkard, to come to one’s senses again, to awake, 13; vera gætinn at geði, to be on one’s guard, 6; cp. gá (geyma) síns geðs, Fms. vii. 133, x. 10: in pl., lítil eru geð guma, many men have little sense, Hm. 52:—this meaning is obsolete.2. spirits; uppi er þá geð guma, then folk are in high spirits, Hm. 16.3. mind; hverju geði styrir gumna hverr, Hm. 17; ok þér er grunr at hans geði, and thou trustest not his mind towards thee, 45.4. in prose, favour, liking; at Þorgilsi var eigi geð á, whom Th. liked not, Ld. 286; féllsk hvárt öðru vel í geð, they liked one another well, Band. 3, 9; ok þat geð at ek görða mér vísa fjándr at vilöndum, and such grace ( engaging mind) that I made open foes into well-wishers, Stor. 23; blanda geði við e-n, to blend souls with one, Hm. 43; hann var vel í geði til Freysteins, he was well disposed to Fr., Fb. i. 255:—ó-geð, dislike:—in mod. usage also vigour of mind; Icel. say of a boy, það er ekkert geð í honum, there is no ‘go’ in him, he is a tame, spiritless boy.COMPDS:1. denoting character, temper, or the like; geð-fastr, adj. firm of mind; geð-góðr, adj. gentle of mood; geð-íllr, adj. ill-tempered; geð-lauss, adj. spiritless, tame, Rd. 241, Stj. 424, v. l.; geð-leysi, n. fickleness, Hom. 24; geð-mikill and geð-ríkr, adj. choleric; geð-stirðr, adj. stiff of temper; geð-styggr, adj. hot-tempered; geð-veykr, adj. brain-sick, of unsound mind; and geð-veyki, f. hypochondria; geðs-lag, n., and geðs-munir, m. pl. temper: or adjectives in inverse order, bráð-geðja, fljót-geðja, of hasty temper; harð-geðja, hardy; laus-geðja, fickle; lin-geðja, weak-minded, crazy; stór-geðja. proud; þung-geðja, hypochondriac.2. denoting grace, pleasure; geð-feldr, adj. pleasant; ó-geðfeldr, unpleasant: geð-ligr or geðs-ligr, adj. engaging, Sks. 407, Fas. i. 233: geð-þekkni, f. good-will, content: geð-þekkr, adj. beloved, dear to one: geð-þokki, a, m. loveliness, engaging manners.3. rarely of wit; geð-spakr, adj. witty (better get-spakr).4. in many poët. compd adjectives, geð-bjartr, -framr, -frækn, -horskr, -hraustr, -rakkr, -skjótr, -snjallr, -strangr, -svinnr, bold, valiant, and the like, Lex. Poët. -
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75 lin-geðja
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76 hugveikr
a. weak-minded. -
77 þunngeðr
a. weak-minded, fickle. -
78 अधीर
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79 अल्पबुद्धि
álpa-buddhimfn. weak-minded, unwise, silly Mn. XII, 74.
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80 कुण्ठमनस्
kuṇṭha-manasmfn. weak-minded BhP. III, 32, 17.
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