• Dutch: zwak
• Finnish: voimaton, veltto, heikko
• German: schwach, kraftlos
• Italian: debole
• Kurdish:
• Portuguese: fraco
• Slovenian: betežen
• Spanish: débil

• Finnish: heikko, hatara
• German: dürftig
• Portuguese: fraco, debilitado

Derived terms

• feebleness
• feeble-minded
• feebly

Verb

1. To make feeble; to enfeeble.

References

Feeble may refer to:

• Feeble, one of the imaginary anthropomorphic characters of the 1989 film Meet the Feebles
• "Feeble", a song by Screaming Jets from their 1992 album Tear of Thought
• "Feeble", a song by Slick Shoes from their 1997 album Rusty
• Feeble, is Travis Barkers first band, with whom he went on tour with during high school.
• "Feeble Grind", a type of skateboarding trick.

A feeble object is a weaker or less strong object; also known to be worth less or worth nothing.

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