infirm russian
ве́тхий
dilapidated, ramshackle, tumbledown
worn-out, threadbare, shabby
decrepit, frail, infirm
old (in Old Testament)
не́мощный
infirm, sick, feeble, sickly
одряхле́вший
decrepit, senile, infirm, superannuated
dilapidated, ramshackle, rickety, worn out
убо́жество
wretchedness, squalor, infirmity
больничка
small hospital, clinic, infirmary
не́мощь
infirmity, feebleness, sickness
убо́гость
squalor, wretchedness, shabbiness, dinginess
poverty (of ideas), paucity, narrowness
infirmity, feebleness, crippled state
ве́тхость
dilapidation, state of disrepair, decrepitude
decrepitude, frailty, infirmity
дря́хлость
decrepitude, senile infirmity
около́ток
neighbourhood, town district, ward
police station, police precinct
infirmary, medical aid post, sick bay
Examples
Катего́рии ИМТ (недоста́точная, избы́точная ма́сса или ожире́ние) из о́бщей табли́цы не подхо́дят для спортсме́нов, дете́й, пожилы́х и люде́й с ослабленным здоро́вьем.
BMI categories (underweight, overweight or obese) from general reading table are inappropriate for athletes, children, the elderly, and the infirm.
Грехи́ ю́ности порожда́ют ста́рческие не́мощи.
The sins of youth give rise to the infirmities of old age.



















