pallid

See also: pàl·lid

English

Etymology

From Latin pallidus. Doublet of pale.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈpælɪd/
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Rhymes: -ælɪd

Adjective

pallid (comparative pallider, superlative pallidest)

Appearing weak, pale, or wan.
Synonyms: ashen, pale, pasty, ghastly; see also Thesaurus:pallid

The patient left the hospital but was very pallid.

Derived terms

Derived terms

Related terms

pale
pallor

Translations

appearing weak, pale, or wan

Arabic:
Moroccan Arabic: بلق (blaq)
Bulgarian: блед (bg) (bled), пребледнял (bg) (preblednjal)
Catalan: pàl·lid (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 蒼白／苍白 (zh) (cāngbái)
Czech: sinalý (cs), bledý (cs)
Danish: bleg (da)
Dutch: bleek (nl)
Finnish: kalpea (fi)
French: pâle (fr), blafard (fr)
Galician: pálido (gl)
German: fahl (de), bleich (de), blass (de)
Greek: πελιδνός (el) (pelidnós), κατάχλωμος (el) (katáchlomos)
Hungarian: halovány (hu)
Ido: pala (io)
Italian: pallido (it)
Korean: 창백(蒼白)하다 (ko) (changbaekhada), 파리하다 (ko) (parihada)
Latin: pallidus
Maori: kōmā
Plautdietsch: blauss
Polish: blady (pl)
Portuguese: pálido (pt)
Russian: бле́дный (ru) (blédnyj), сла́бый (ru) (slábyj)
Slovene: bledičen, bled (sl)
Spanish: pálido (es)
Swedish: blek (sv)
Walloon: bladje (wa), bladjot (wa), sblari (wa)

Estonian

Noun

pallid

nominative plural of pall

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