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  1. ailment:
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Detailed Translations for ailment from English to Spanish

ailment:

ailment [the ~] nom

  1. the ailment (affection; disease)
    la afección
  2. the ailment (disease; disorder; complaint; trouble)
    la enfermedad; la molestia; el achaque; la dolencia; la incomodidad; el mal
  3. the ailment (infirmity; flaw)
    la enfermedad; el achaque; el alifafe

Translation Matrix for ailment:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
achaque ailment; complaint; disease; disorder; flaw; infirmity; trouble
afección affection; ailment; disease
alifafe ailment; flaw; infirmity
dolencia ailment; complaint; disease; disorder; trouble complaint; illness
enfermedad ailment; complaint; disease; disorder; flaw; infirmity; trouble complaint; illness
incomodidad ailment; complaint; disease; disorder; trouble awkwardness; difficulty; discomfiture; discomfort; discontent; discord; displeasure; dissatisfaction; embarrassment; hindrance; impediment; inconvenience; load; nuisance; reserve; restraint; reticence; shyness; timidity; timorousness; unpleasantness; weight
mal ailment; complaint; disease; disorder; trouble Beelzebuub; Lord of Evil; Lucifer; Prince of Darkness; Satan; complaint; daemon; demon; devil; inconvenience; nuisance; wickedness
molestia ailment; complaint; disease; disorder; trouble argy-bargy; block; bother; chicanery; commotion; daily pursuit; daily worry; difficulty; discomfort; discontent; discord; dissatisfaction; fight; fuss; game of rough-and-tumble; hassle; hindrance; hotchpotch; hubble-bubble; impediment; inconvenience; jumble; load; medley; mishmash; nuisance; obstacle; obstruction; romp; romping; squabbling; stir; stonewalling; thwarting; trouble; trouble making; unpleasantness; weight
- complaint; ill
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
mal all wrong; angry; bad; badly; contrarily; crooked; devilish; diseased; enraged; evil-minded; false; grown crooked; ill; irate; livid; low; malicious; mean; nasty; nauseous; satanic; seething; sick; sickly; suffering from a disease; vicious; with evil intention

Related Words for "ailment":

  • ailments, ail

Synonyms for "ailment":


Related Definitions for "ailment":

  1. an often persistent bodily disorder or disease; a cause for complaining1

Wiktionary Translations for ailment:

ailment
noun
  1. something which ails one; a disease; sickness

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
ailment enfermedad infirmitéaffection congénitale ou accidentelle qui gêne ou empêcher le fonctionnement de telle ou telle partie de l’organisme.
ailment enfermedad maladie — maladie

ailment form of ail:

to ail verbe (ails, ailed, ailing)

  1. to ail (linger on)

Conjugations for ail:

present
  1. ail
  2. ail
  3. ails
  4. ail
  5. ail
  6. ail
simple past
  1. ailed
  2. ailed
  3. ailed
  4. ailed
  5. ailed
  6. ailed
present perfect
  1. have ailed
  2. have ailed
  3. has ailed
  4. have ailed
  5. have ailed
  6. have ailed
past continuous
  1. was ailing
  2. were ailing
  3. was ailing
  4. were ailing
  5. were ailing
  6. were ailing
future
  1. shall ail
  2. will ail
  3. will ail
  4. shall ail
  5. will ail
  6. will ail
continuous present
  1. am ailing
  2. are ailing
  3. is ailing
  4. are ailing
  5. are ailing
  6. are ailing
subjunctive
  1. be ailed
  2. be ailed
  3. be ailed
  4. be ailed
  5. be ailed
  6. be ailed
diverse
  1. ail!
  2. let's ail!
  3. ailed
  4. ailing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for ail:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- garlic
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
seguir teniendo achaques ail; linger on
- pain; trouble

Related Words for "ail":


Synonyms for "ail":


Related Definitions for "ail":

  1. aromatic bulb used as seasoning1
  2. cause bodily suffering to and make sick or indisposed1
  3. be ill or unwell1

Wiktionary Translations for ail:

ail
verb
  1. to be ill
  2. to cause to suffer
noun
  1. An ailment; trouble; illness

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
ail sufrir; padecer endurersouffrir, supporter avec fermeté, constance.
ail sufrir souffrir — Endurer