Adjektive für Physische Menschliche Eigenschaften - Adjektive von Krankheit und Tod

not in a good and healthy physical or mental state

not in a fine mental or physical state

not feeling physically or mentally healthy or fit

affected by a disease

injured physically, especially in battle or combat

having negative reactions to specific substances, such as sneezing, itching, or swelling, due to sensitivity to those substances

(of a body part) feeling painful or tender, often as a result of injury, strain, or illness

experiencing a state of extreme excitement, energy, or activity, often characterized by uncontrollable or frenzied behavior

(of a condition or ailment) not addressed or managed with medical care or treatment

(of a disease) transmittable from one person to another through close contact

(of an illness) difficult to cure and long-lasting

(of a part of the body) unusually large, particularly because of an injury or illness

containing beneficial bacteria or microorganisms, often used to promote digestive health or balance within the body

affected by a disease-causing agent, such as bacteria, viruses, or parasites

(of an illness) suddenly becoming severe but for a short time

(of a disease or condition) capable of transmitting from one person, organism, or object to another through direct or indirect contact

(of a disease) not showing any symptoms associated with it

having a disease since birth that is not necessarily hereditary

capable of causing death

resulting in death

having the potential to cause death

not alive anymore

referring to a person who has recently died

without any signs of life or vitality

suffering from a physical or mental ailment, hardship, or distress

having to stay in bed, usually for a long time, due to illness or injury

suffering from an illness or injury

lacking in strength, often due to age or illness

looking pale or sickly

feeling discomfort or nausea

physically harmed or wounded

(of an illness) having no cure and gradually leading to death