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Aggettivi di Attributi Fisici Umani - Aggettivi di Malattia e Morte

Gli aggettivi di malattia e morte descrivono gli aspetti negativi e le condizioni associate alla cattiva salute, alla malattia o alla fine della vita.

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Categorized English Adjectives of Physical Human Attributes
sick
sick
[aggettivo]

not in a good and healthy physical or mental state

malato

malato

Ex: I think the milk was bad; it made me sick. 
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ill
ill
[aggettivo]

not in a fine mental or physical state

malato

malato

Ex: She has been feeling ill for a week and finally decided to see a doctor. 
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unwell
unwell
[aggettivo]

not feeling physically or mentally healthy or fit

indisposto

indisposto

Ex: Despite being unwell, he finished the marathon. 
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diseased
diseased
[aggettivo]

affected by a disease

malato

malato

Ex: The diseased plants showed signs of wilting and discoloration due to a fungal infection. 
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wounded
wounded
[aggettivo]

injured physically, especially in battle or combat

ferito

ferito

Ex: The wounded soldiers were transported to the field hospital for medical treatment and care. 
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allergic
allergic
[aggettivo]

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

allergico

allergico

Ex: Tom gets itchy eyes and sneezes whenever he's near cats because he's allergic to cat dander. 
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sore
sore
[aggettivo]

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

dolente

dolente

Ex: Jane's throat was sore, making it difficult for her to swallow, after catching a cold. 
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manic
manic
[aggettivo]

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

maniacale, frenetico

maniacale, frenetico

Ex: During the holiday season, the shopping malls are often filled with manic shoppers rushing to buy gifts. 
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untreated
untreated
[aggettivo]

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

non trattato, senza trattamento

non trattato, senza trattamento

Ex: Jack's untreated toothache became more painful as the days went by. 
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contagious
contagious
[aggettivo]

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

contagioso

contagioso

Ex: COVID-19 is highly contagious, spreading easily among individuals in crowded places. 
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chronic
chronic
[aggettivo]

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

cronico

cronico

Ex: Mary's chronic asthma requires daily medication to control her symptoms. 
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swollen
swollen
[aggettivo]

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

gonfio

gonfio

Ex: After twisting her ankle, Sarah's foot became swollen and painful. 
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probiotic
probiotic
[aggettivo]

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

probiotico, contenente batteri benefici

probiotico, contenente batteri benefici

Ex: Sarah regularly consumes probiotic yogurt to support her digestive system. 
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infected
infected
[aggettivo]

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

infetto

infetto

Ex: The doctor confirmed that she was infected with the flu virus. 
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acute
acute
[aggettivo]

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

acuto

acuto

Ex: Jack was hospitalized due to an acute bout of appendicitis. 
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infectious
infectious
[aggettivo]

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

infettivo

infettivo

Ex: Sarah stayed home from work to avoid spreading her infectious cold to her coworkers. 
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asymptomatic
asymptomatic
[aggettivo]

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

asintomatico

asintomatico

Ex: Regular testing is essential to identify asymptomatic cases and prevent the spread of the virus. 
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congenital
congenital
[aggettivo]

having a disease since birth that is not necessarily hereditary

congenito

congenito

Ex: Mary's congenital condition caused her to be born with an extra finger on each hand. 
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lethal
lethal
[aggettivo]

capable of causing death

letale

letale

Ex: The chemical spill released a lethal gas into the atmosphere, posing a serious risk to nearby residents. 
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fatal
fatal
[aggettivo]

resulting in death

fatale

fatale

Ex: The car accident caused fatal injuries to the driver, resulting in their death at the scene. 
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deadly
deadly
[aggettivo]

able to cause death

mortale

mortale

Ex: The explosion had deadly consequences. 
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dead
dead
[aggettivo]

not alive anymore

morto

morto

Ex: He found a dead rabbit by the roadside. 
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deceased
deceased
[aggettivo]

referring to a person who has recently died

defunto, deceduto

defunto, deceduto

Ex: The deceased man's family members gathered to mourn his passing at the funeral. 
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lifeless
lifeless
[aggettivo]

without any signs of life or vitality

inerte, senza vita

inerte, senza vita

Ex: The lifeless body of the bird lay motionless on the ground. 
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afflicted
afflicted
[aggettivo]

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

afflitto, sofferente

afflitto, sofferente

Ex: Afflicted with a chronic illness, she faced daily challenges managing her health. 
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bedridden
bedridden
[aggettivo]

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

allettati

allettati

Ex: Sarah's grandmother became bedridden after breaking her hip, requiring assistance with all daily activities. 
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ailing
ailing
[aggettivo]

suffering from an illness or injury

indisposto

indisposto

Ex: The ailing patient was admitted to the hospital for further examination and treatment. 
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infirm
infirm
[aggettivo]

lacking in strength, often due to age or illness

infermi

infermi

Ex: The infirm elderly man needed assistance walking up the stairs. 
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peaky
peaky
[aggettivo]

looking pale or sickly

pallida

pallida

Ex: Despite her usual vibrant demeanor, Sarah looked peaky after staying up all night studying for exams. 
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queasy
queasy
[aggettivo]

feeling discomfort or nausea

nausea

nausea

Ex: Mary felt queasy after eating too much candy at the fair. 
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injured
injured
[aggettivo]

physically harmed or wounded

ferito

ferito

Ex: The injured athlete was taken off the field on a stretcher after a collision with another player. 
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terminal
terminal
[aggettivo]

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

terminale

terminale

Ex: Mary's grandmother was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and was placed in hospice care. 
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