Ill

Definition: Ill

Ill

Adjective

1. Not in good physical or mental health; "ill from the monotony of his suffering".

2. Resulting in suffering or adversity; "ill effects"; "it's an ill wind that blows no good".

3. Distressing; "ill manners"; "of ill repute".

4. Indicating hostility or enmity; "you certainly did me an ill turn"; "ill feelings"; "ill will".

5. Presaging ill-fortune; "ill omens"; "ill predictions"; "my words with inauspicious thunderings shook heaven"- P.B.Shelley;"a dead and ominous silence prevailed"; "a by-election at a time highly unpropitious for the Government".

Adverb

1. (`ill' is often used as a combining form) in a poor or improper or unsatisfactory manner; not well; "he was ill prepared"; "it ill befits a man to betray old friends"; "the car runs badly"; "he performed badly on the exam"; "the team played poorly"; "ill-fitting clothes"; "an ill-conceived plan".

2. Unfavorably or with disapproval; "tried not to speak ill of the dead"; "thought badly of him for his lack of concern".

3. With difficulty or inconvenience; scarcely or hardly; "we can ill afford to buy a new car just now".

Noun

1. An often persistent bodily disorder or disease; a cause for complaining.

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "ill" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1010. (references)

Note: Ill \Ill\, adjective. [The regular comparative and superlative are wanting, their places being supplied by worseand worst, from another root.]. (references)

Slang

Tips from 1870

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Ill

Source: compiled by the editor, based on several corpora (additional references).

Synonyms: Ill

Evil

Noun: evil, ill, harm, hurt., mischief, nuisance; machinations of the devil, Pandora's box, ills that flesh is heir to.

Adverb: amis, wrong, ill, to one's cost

Inexpedience

Bad, ill, arrant, as bad as bad can be, dreadful; horrid, horrible; dire; rank, peccant, foul, fulsome; rotten, rotten at the core.

Adverb: badly; Adjective:; wrong, ill; to one's cost; where the shoe pinches.

Crosswords: Ill

Welsh (they).

Bear me no ill will my love we are now even (Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles; writing credit: Anne Rice)

Oh. Because you know, it seems to me that, aside from being a little mentally ill, she's pretty normal (Benny & Joon; writing credit: Barry Berman)

'Lathspell' I name him. Ill news is an ill guest (The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers; writing credit: Frances Walsh)

Well, he will be soon, he's very ill. (Monty Python and the Holy Grail; writing credit: Graham Chapman; John Cleese)

Too ill to sleep, too tired to stay awake, but the sickness is on its way. (Trainspotting; writing credit: John Hodge. Based on the novel by Irvine Welsh.)

Its the birdy birdy man ill do it again (Still Fly; performing artist: Big Tymers)

Ill make you feel at home (I Wanna Sex You Up; performing artist: Color Me Badd)

Think ill stay for a while (Promise; performing artist: Eve 6)

Where you stop and ill begin (Big Machine; performing artist: Goo Goo Dolls)

I'm grown, still ill ladies love to be a deal, like Bleek (Hey Papi; performing artist: Jay-Z)

There is a pill for every ill, and a bill for every pill. (references; author: unknown)

Ill Met by Moonlight (1957)

It's an Ill Wind (1939)

When the Cook Fell Ill (1914)

Ill Starred Babbie (1914)

He Was Not Ill Only Unhappy (1913)

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Books

• A Job To Die For: Why So Many Americans are Killed, Injured or Made Ill at Work and What to Do About It (reference)

• On Being Ill (reference)

• Recovery Yoga: A Practical Guide for Chronically Ill, Injured, and Post-Operative People (reference)

  (more book examples)

Periodicals

• Washington Advocates For The Mentally Ill Newsletter (reference)

  (more periodical examples)

Music

• Ill Blood (reference)

• Ill Matik 1 (reference)

• Ill Threat (reference)

  (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Listeria monocytogenes is the infectious agent responsible for the food borne illness Listeriosis. In the United States, an estimated 2,500 persons become seriously ill with listeriosis each year. Of these, 500 die. Credit: CDC.

The Lunar Receiving Station shipped in refurbished condition to CDC by NASA, was to be used in the event one of the CDC team members became ill while working with the first Ebola virus outbreak. It is currently stored at CDC's Lawrenceville facility. Credit: CDC.

Fuels specialist from the 375th Logistics Support Squadron at Scott Air Force Base, Ill.

Airman Basic Wendell Rush stands in front of his fellow airmen prior to basic military training graduation here Oct. 6. Rush, of Centralia, Ill., signed the 34,000th enlistment contract of fiscal 2000 in July, signifying the Air Force's attainment of its.

South facade from southwest. Photograph by Cervin Robinson, August 18, 1963. (Reproduction Number: HABS, ILL,16-CHIG,33-2) The Robie House has the distinction of being the most frequently requested structure in the HABS and HAER collections. When Frederick C. Robie, a 33-year old engineer and bicycle manufacturing company president, wanted to build a new house, he sought out Frank Lloyd Wright. One of the best known of Wright's early Prairie houses, it was completed in 1909 and remains an icon of the modern movement in architecture. Credit: Library of Congress.

The hopelessly ill and the mentally sick ... / WHO by A.S. Kochar. Credit: National Library of Medicine.

U.S. Veterans Administration Hospital, Danville, Ill. : Front view. Credit: National Library of Medicine.

The Court House, Mt. Vernon, Ill., 1856. Credit: Library of Congress.

National Bank, Shawnetown [i.e. Shawneetown], Ill., 1835. Credit: Library of Congress.

She had been ill, quite ill, they told her. Credit: Library of Congress.

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This is that power to which children are commanded obedience, that the pains and care of their parents may not be increased, or ill rewarded. (Second Treatise of Government)

Thus, whatever happens, and thus only, shall we be secure ourselves and able to work together for the high and simple causes that are dear to us and bode no ill to any. ("Iron Curtain" Speech)

Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, to assure the survival and the success of liberty. (reference)

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Emma was not required, by any subsequent discovery, to retract her ill opinion of Mrs. Elton

He was a fine old man, but looked sadly ill and worn

Who suffers by his ill whims

The change may be for good or ill, and is partly, perhaps, for both

Every thief who exceeded the human average in smallness or in bigness, was ill at ease in the costumes of the Changer

Alas! for whose sake did I that ill deed

Twelve of our crew were dead by immoderate labor and ill food, the rest were in a very weak condition

Miranda: There's nothing ill can dwell in such a temple: If the ill spirit have so fair a house, Good things will strive to dwell with't

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Health

Most infected persons have no apparent ill effects. (references)

ECT has not been useful in chronically ill schizophrenic patients. (references)

Both ill persons and carriers shed S. Typhi in their feces (stool). (references)

Business

Legislators have already responded to the ill will shared by many over restructuring. (references)

Put another way, the number of bed-ridden or seriously ill Japanese is expected to increase from 2.8 million at present, to over 5 million by 2025. This dramatic demographic change will have a profound impact on Japan's healthcare system. (references)

Many rural Chinese cannot afford to seek care; according to a 1992-3 MOH survey, 40.6% of those rural patients referred to hospitals did not seek care. Even middle class urban Chinese fear the day they or their family members become ill because of the daunting prospect of uninsured medical bills. (references)

Children

Nepal

The mentally retarded are associated with the mentally ill. (references)

India

Three children died after consuming the food, and nearly 1,000 others became ill. (references)

Bangladesh

Government facilities for treating the mentally ill or the retarded are inadequate. (references)

Civil Liberties

Russia

On September 3, Kitova's third trial began but was recessed on October 26 because of her ill health. (references)

Iran

In July 1999, Mirzapanah, who had been sentenced to 3 years in prison, became ill and was hospitalized. (references)

China

Prior to sensitive anniversaries, authorities in urban areas rounded up "undesirables," including the homeless, the unemployed, migrant workers, those without proper residence or work permits, petty criminals, prostitutes, and the mentally ill or persons with disabilities. (references)

Discrimination

Monaco

It differentiates between rights that are accorded to nationals (including preference in employment, free education, and assistance to the ill or unemployed) and those accorded to all residents, for example, freedom of religion and inviolability of the home. (references)

Economic History

Turkey

The constitution prohibits torture or ill treatment. (references)

Brazil

However, Neves became ill in March and died a month later. (references)

Human Rights

Kazakhstan

Another 170 gravely ill prisoners died shortly after being released. (references)

East Timor

The trial had been postponed October to November because Bere was ill. (references)

Korea

On October 27, Kim Byung-kwan was released from prison due to ill health. (references)

Minorities

Belgium

In 2000 the Government expanded the mandate of the center to fight discrimination on the basis of gender, sexual orientation, birth, civil status, ill health, age, and disability. (references)

Political Economy

Haiti

The SIU is no longer ill equipped and inexperienced; however, it lacks a mandate from the country's political leaders and is largely defunct. (references)

Albania

One of the most serious problems involving public order and internal security is the fact that police officers largely are untrained, ill paid, and often unreliable. (references)

Political Rights

Malaysia

Originally appointed for a 2-year term beginning in January, Ainum, citing ill health, resigned in November, and was replaced at the end of the year. (references)

Worker Rights

China

A court awarded $27,400 (226,800 RMB) for each death and awards from $4,700 (38,960 RMB) to $47,050 (389,600 RMB) for those still ill. (references)

Romania

The roles and responsibilities of the several agencies that enforce child labor laws remain ill defined, and these laws often have not been enforced. (references)

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Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Expressions using "ill": as ill luck would have it ♦ augur ill ♦ be a ill omen ♦ be critically ill ♦ be desperately ill ♦ be ill ♦ be ill at ease ♦ be ill to be pleased ♦ be ill with a cold ♦ be of ill report ♦ be quite ill ♦ be taken ill ♦ become ill ♦ bird of ill omen ♦ bode ill ♦ Commitment of Mentally Ill ♦ Dental Care for Chronically Ill ♦ deserve ill of ♦ do ill ♦ fall ill ♦ fall ill with ♦ fare ill ♦ fared ill ♦ fearful of being ill ♦ feel ill ♦ feel ill at ease ♦ Feeling ill ♦ get ill ♦ go ill with smb. ♦ go on ill ♦ house of ill fame ♦ house of ill repute ♦ i am ill ♦ i can ill afford to ♦ ill at ease ♦ ill blood ♦ ill bred ♦ ill breeding ♦ ill disposed ♦ ill effect ♦ ill effects ♦ ill fame ♦ ill fated ♦ ill feeling ♦ ill fortune ♦ ill founded ♦ ill gotten ♦ ill gotten gains ♦ ill health ♦ ill humor ♦ ill humour ♦ ill luck ♦ ill management ♦ ill mannered ♦ ill nature ♦ ill natured ♦ ill news flies apace ♦ ill omen ♦ ill person ♦ ill repute ♦ ill service ♦ ill shaped ♦ ill temper ♦ ill tempered ♦ ill timed ♦ ill treat ♦ ill turn ♦ ill use ♦ ill weeds grow apace ♦ ill will ♦ ill with fear ♦ In ill part ♦ Interjection: woe to! beshrew! ruat coelum! ill betide ♦ look ill ♦ louping ill ♦ make ill ♦ make smb. ill from cold ♦ maybe he is ill ♦ mean ill ♦ meet with ill usage ♦ mentally ill ♦ no ill feeling! ♦ of ill fame ♦ of ill repute ♦ on the ground of ill health ♦ pretend to be ill ♦ seriously ill ♦ seriously ill patient ♦ sham ill ♦ speak ill ♦ speak ill of ♦ speak ill of behind one's back ♦ speak ill of smb. ♦ speaking ill of ♦ take ill ♦ take it ill ♦ take smth. ill of smb. ♦ terminally ill ♦ think ill of smb. ♦ To be ill off ♦ to go ill with. Additional references.

Beginning with "ill": ill-adapted, ill-adjusted, ill-advice, ill-advised, ill-advisedly, ill-affected, ill-afford, ill-afforded, ill-aimed, ill-applied, ill-appreciated, ill-argued, ill-armed, ill-arranged, ill-articulated, ill-assorted, ill-assorted couple, ill-assortedly, ill-assortment, ill-at-ease, ill-attended, ill-balanced, ill-becoming, ill-befits, ill-befitting, ill-behaved, ill-being, Ill-boding, ill-bred, ill-breeding, ill-built, ill-camouflaged, ill-centralised, ill-chartered, ill-chosen, ill-clad, ill-clothed, ill-colonized, ill-complexioned, ill-concealed, ill-conceived, ill-conditioned, ill-considered, ill-constructed, ill-contained, ill-controlled, ill-coordinated, ill-curtained, ill-cut, ill-decorated, ill-deed, ill-defined, ill-definedness, ill-deserved, ill-designed, ill-devised, ill-digested, ill-directed, ill-discipline, ill-disciplined, ill-disguised, ill-disposed, ill-distributed, ill-documented, ill-doer, ill-done, ill-done-by, ill-dressed, ill-earned, ill-ease, ill-educated, ill-effect, ill-effects, ill-endowed, ill-equipped, ill-executed, ill-explained, ill-expressed, ill-fame, ill-famed, ill-fare, ill-fated, ill-favored, Ill-favoredly, Ill-favoredness, ill-favour, ill-favoured, ill-featured, ill-fed, ill-feeling, ill-feelings, ill-fitted, ill-fitting, ill-focused, ill-focussed, ill-formed, ill-formedness, ill-formulated, ill-fortune, ill-fortuned, ill-fortunes, ill-found, ill-founded, ill-furnished, ill-glimpsed, ill-gotten, ill-gotten gains never prosper, ill-grace, ill-groomed, ill-guarded, ill-health, ill-heath, ill-hidden, ill-housed, ill-humored, ill-humour, ill-humoured, ill-humouredly, ill-informed, ill-informedly, ill-intentioned, ill-judged, ill-justified, ill-kempt, ill-kept, ill-known, ill-life, ill-lighted, ill-lit, Ill-lived, Ill-looking, ill-lookingness, ill-looks, ill-loved, ill-luck, ill-made, ill-maintained, ill-managed, ill-mannered, ill-mannered person, ill-manneredly, ill-manners, ill-matched, ill-matchedly, ill-matching, Ill-minded, ill-named, ill-nature, ill-natured, Ill-naturedly, Ill-naturedness, ill-nourished, Ill-nurtured, ill-observed, ill-omen, ill-omened, ill-omens, ill-ordered, ill-organised, ill-organized, ill-paid, ill-painted, ill-paved, ill-perforated, ill-performed, ill-placed, ill-planned, ill-planning, ill-played, ill-pleased, ill-powdered, ill-prepared, ill-preparedness, ill-presented, ill-preserved, ill-programmed, ill-proportioned, ill-publicised, ill-punctuated, ill-qualified, ill-quipped, ill-rained, ill-read, ill-reason, ill-recalled, ill-received, ill-recorded, ill-regarded, ill-regulated, ill-rehearsed, ill-relationship, ill-remembered, ill-repair, ill-repaired, ill-reputation, ill-repute, ill-researched, ill-resourced, ill-rewarded, ill-secured, ill-seized, ill-served, ill-shaped, ill-shapen, ill-shapes, ill-shaved, ill-shaven, ill-shod, ill-sited, ill-sorted, ill-sorted incompatible mismated unsuited, ill-spelt, ill-spoken, ill-sprung, ill-starred, ill-starred day, ill-started, ill-structured, ill-suited, ill-supervised, ill-supplied, ill-targeted, ill-taught, ill-temper, ill-tempered, ill-tempered person, ill-tempered woman, ill-temperedly, ill-temperered, ill-tended, ill-termed, ill-tested, ill-thought, ill-thought-out, ill-time, ill-timed, ill-trained, ill-treat, ill-treated, ill-treating, ill-treatment, ill-tuned, ill-understood, ill-united, ill-usage, ill-use, ill-used, ill-ventilated, ill-washed, Ill-will, ill-wind, Ill-wisher, ill-wishers, ill-wishing, ill-wrapped, ill-wresting, ill-writers, ill-written.

Ending with "ill": critically-ill, joint-ill, mentally-ill, terminally-ill.

Afrikaans

siek (sick, unwell). (various references)

Albanian

i sëmurë (ailing, bad, case, compulsive, diseased, down, invalid, morbid, noisome, pathological, patient, seedy, sick, sufferer, unhealthy, unsound, unwell), i keq (bad, bad tempered, baleful, blinking, bodeful, cancerous, catty, cheesy, crook, dark, defective, dubious, evil, heavy, ill disposed, ill natured, ill-conditioned, lousy, low-grade, malign, malignant, nasty, naughty, perverse, poor, punk, shady, shoddy, sinister, ugly, vicious, vile, wicked), i ashpër (argute, austere, biting, bluff, bluffy, Brant, bristly, brusque, churlish, coarse, crude, ding-dong, dour, draconian, draconic, gravelly, grim, gruff, hard, harsh, ill natured, inclement, keen, malevolent, pipy, raucous, rigid, rigorous, rough, rough and ready, rude, savage, scabrous, scathing, scratchy, severe, shaggy, slashing, smart, stern, strict, tough, truculent, uncharitable, unkind, unmerciful, violent, wiry), sëmundje (affection, ailment, canker, complaint, disease, disorder, distemper, evil, illness, infirmity, sickness), e keqe (affliction, bad, evil, harm, hopeless, pest, pestilence, wrong). (various references)

Arabic 

سو (evil, offence), ‏كئيب (bleak, blue, cheerless, damp, dark, dejected, depressed, depressing, depressive, desolate, disconsolate, dismal, dispirited, distressful, distressing, doleful, dolorous, down, downcast, down-hearted, drear, dreary, droopy, dyspeptic, funeral, funereal, gloomy, glum, gray, grey, grief-stricken, grieved, grievous, heavy-hearted, joyless, leaden, lifeless, low-spirited, melancholic, melancholy, moody, mournful, out of spirits, rueful, sad, saddening, somber, sombre, spiritless, sullen, tearful, weary), ‏منحوس (ill fated, ill-starred, inauspicious, luckless, unlucky), ‏مريض (ailing, diseased, inmate, invalid, sick, sick list, sickly, sufferer, unhealthy, unsound, unwell), ‏وحشي (atrocious, barbarian, barbarous, bestial, bloodthirsty, bloody, brutal, brute, brutish, cannibalistic, cruel, diabolic, diabolical, draconian, feral, fiendish, fierce, inhuman, inhumane, insensate, remorseless, ruffian, savage, truculent, unfeeling, vicious, wanton, wild), ‏سقيم (below par, poor, puny, rickety, sick, sickly, unwell, wan), ‏سوء (evil, mal, malady, mis), ‏عليل (below par, bland, queer, sick), ‏إضطراب (coil, disorder, distraction, disturbance, dust, flurry, flutter, nervousness, perturbation, ramp, rout, ruction, ruffle, topsy turvy, topsy-turvydom, trouble, tumult, turbulence, turmoil, uneasiness, unrest, uproar), ‏ردئ (bad, base, bastard, bum, coarse, common, doggie, evil, fearful, fiendish, foul, inferior, nice, paltry, poor, poorness, putrid, second rate, slim, sour, tacky, tinpot, unhealthy, vicious, villainous, watery), ‏شرير (bad, black, black-hearted, dark, devil, diabolic, diabolical, evil, iniquitous, maleficent, malicious, malign, nasty, naughty, rascally, reprobate, rogue, roguish, rude, sinister, spiteful, unholy, vicious, wicked), ‏شرس (gnarl, grim, pungent, ratty, ruthless, sour, surly), ‏بلاء (curse, hardship, illness, inflexion, infliction, ordeal, plague, sore, trouble, worry), ‏بعدم إرتياح, ‏بصعوبة (barely, hardly, heavily, scarcely, with difficulty). (various references)

Basque

gaisotu (fall ill to). (various references)

Bulgarian 

незадоволителен (dissatisfactory, inadequate, lame, lamentable, meager, meagre, sour, unsatisfactory), лошо (bad, badly, hardly, mis-, poorly), едва ли (hardly, scarce, scarcely), жесток (bestial, bloody, butcherly, cruel, dark, diabolic, diabolical, draconian, draconic, fell, ferocious, fiendish, fierce, ghoulish, grinding, harsh, infernal, inhuman, inhumane, iron, mean, merciless, monstrous, outrageous, sanguinary, shrewd, slashing, truculent, unfeeling, unkind, unmerciful, unrelenting), злина (blackness, evil, wrong), зле (badly), зло (abuse, bad, cancer, curse, disaster, evil, harm, mischief, ulcer, wrong), зъл (bad, bad tempered, baleful, blackhearted, evil, ill disposed, ill tempered, ill-conditioned, malign, malignant, mean, scratchy, sinister, snaky, stuffy, sulphurous, swart, tricky, venomous, vicious, waspish, wicked), мъчен (awkward, difficult, formidable, hairy, rum, rummy, stiff, tight, tough, trying), болен (ailing, bad, diseased, invalid, patient, punk, sick, unhealthy, unsound, unwell), неблагоприятно (mis-), раздразнителен (bad tempered, chippy, choleric, edgy, excitable, explosive, fretful, gingery, ill tempered, ill-conditioned, irascible, irritable, liverish, livery, nervous, nervy, peevish, pettish, petulant, prickly, querulous, raspy, ratty, snappish, stroppy, techy, tetchy, touchy, vinegary), невъзпитан (cubbish, ill mannered, low, low-bred, mannerless, rude, surly, unbred, underbred, unmannered, unmannerly), нещо лошо (stinker), нещо неблагоприятно, враждебен (adverse, aggressive, hostile, inimical, irreconcilable, opponent, opposing, rancorous, sullen, unfriendly), вреда (damage, detriment, disadvantage, disservice, harm, hurt, injury, mischief, noxiousness, prejudice, scathe, shock), вреден (adverse, bad, deleterious, destructive, detrimental, evil, harmful, inimical, injurious, maleficent, nocuous, noisome, noxious, pernicious, pestiferous, pestilential, prejudicial), капризен (capricious, erratic, faddish, fanciful, fantastic, fantastical, fastidious, fickle, fractious, freakish, freaky, fretful, inconstant, maggoty, particular, petulant, skittish, tricksy, vagarious, vagrant, wayward, whimsical), криво (aslant, awry), трудно (hard, hardily), недостатъчно (under-). (various references)

Catalan

malalt (sick, unwell). (various references)

Chinese 

生病 (sick), 瘏 (be injured), 不适, 不善 (bad, not good at, not to be pooh-poohed, quite impressive). (various references)

Czech

nemocný (bad, diseased, invalid, sick, sick man, weak), churavý (ailing, indisposed, poorly, sick, valetudinary), špatný (bad, black, defective, evil, faulty, improper, inferior, low, poor, weak, wicked, worthless, wrong), špatnì (badly, in a bad way, poorly, wrong, wrongly). (various references)

Danish

syg (sick, unwell). (various references)

Dutch

ziek (sick, unwell), naar (about, according as, according to, along, as, bleak, by, dismal, dreary, for, ghastly, grisly, horrible, long for, nasty, sick, to, toward, towards, untranslated, unwell, yearn). (various references)

Esperanto

malsana (sick). (various references)

Faeroese

sjúkur (sick, unwell). (various references)

Farsi 

مشکل (Difficult, Hard, Knot, Problem, Uphill), ناخوش (Morbid, Sick, Unhealthy, Unsound, Unwell), ناشی (Awkward, Gauche, Jackleg, Laity, Maladroit, Muff, Rube, Unperfect), غیردوستانه (Inimical), سوء , زیان اور (Bad, Deleterious, Evil, Malignant, Nocuous, Pernicious), زیان (Damage, Detriment, Disadvantage, Disservice, Drawback, Evil, Harm, Hurt, Loss, Scathe, Washout), خطرناک (Calamitous, Disastrous, Dngerous, Grave, Herculean, Jeopardous, Malignant, Perilous, Serious, Venturesome), خراب (Rotten, Ruinous), ازروی بدخواهی وشرارت , رنجور (Infirm, Painful, Wretched), بیمار (Bedridden, Patient, Sick, Unhealthy), بطورناقص (Half), بد (Amiss, Bad, Dreadful, Evil, Junky, Rum, Unfavorable), ببدی . (various references)

Finnish

sairas (diseased, indisposed, morbid, patholigical, patient, sick, sick person, unwell), pahoin (badly), kipeä (sick, sore), huonosti (badly, poorly). (various references)

French

malade. (various references)

German

krank (ailing, bad, crook, diseased, down, invalid, invalidly, not well, poorly, sick, sickly, unsound, unwell), übel (bad, bad (worse, badly, disreputable, evil, evilly, foul, foully, illness, malady, malignancy, nasty, nauseated, nauseous, noxious, objectionable, offensive, offensively, queasy, rank, sick, ugly, ulcer, undesirable, unholy, unsavory, unsavoury, vile, wicked). (various references)

Greek 

άρρωστος (ghastly, sick). (various references)

Hebrew 

לקוי (blemish, defect, defective, deficiency, deficient, eclipse, failing, failure, fault, faulty, imperfection, inadequacy, inadequate, shortcoming, spoilt, stricken, unsound, vicious, wanting), חולה (infirm, inmate, patient, sick, unfit, unwell). (various references)

Hungarian

beteg (a patient, ailing, bad, be ill, be poorly, crook, dicky, diseased, invalid, patient, sick, to be ill, to be out of health, to be under the weather, to feel crummy, to feel ill, unsound, unwell), rosszul (Amiss, badly, crookedly, evil, evilly, Illy, in a bad way, nohow, poorly, raunchy, scalawag, scruffy, to misdirect, to misuse sg, wrong). (various references)

Icelandic

veikur (faint, light, sick, unwell, weak), sjúkur (sick, unwell). (various references)

Indonesian

sakit (ache, ail, ailment, diseased, painful, sick), lara (painful, sick), gering (esp, of animal). (various references)

Irish

breoite (sick). (various references)

Italian

malato (bad, diseased, morbid, sick, sick person, sufferer, unhealthy, unsound, unwell), ammalato (diseased, sick, sick person, unwell). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

虐待 (ill-treatment, oppression), 遺恨 (enmity, grudge, ill-will), 患う (to fall ill), 不吉 (bad luck, ill omen, inauspiciousness, ominous, sinister). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

あくめい (bad name, bad reputation, ill repute), ふけんこう (ill health, poor health, unhealthy), ののしる (to abuse, to speak ill of), かたがこる (ill at ease, stiff shoulders), かげぐち (backbiting, malicious gossip, speaking ill behind someone's back), いごこちがわるい (ill at ease, not feel at home, uncomfortable), いこん (enmity, grudge, ill-will), いんしゅのがい (ill effects of drinking), いじわるい (ill-natured), いじわる (ill-tempered, malicious, unkind), り (2.44 miles, advantage, an official, benefit, clever, diarrhea, diarrhoea, ill-mannered, interest, profit, reason, ri, rustic), わずらう (to be afflicted with, to be concerned about, to fall ill, to suffer from, to worry about), あくひょう (bad reputation, ill repute, infamy, unfavorable criticism), あくせん (bad coin, close contest, hard fighting, ill-gotten money), はなもとじあん (ill-considered plan, superficial view), むしゃくしゃする (to be fretful, to be in a spleen, to be in a temper, to be in ill humour, to be irritated, to be vexed, to fret), じゅうしょうしゃ (severely wounded person, the seriously ill), じゅうたい (column, congestion, critical state, delay, serious condition, seriously ill, stagnation, zodiac), けなす (to speak ill of), やみつく (to be addicted to, to be taken ill, to become absorbed in, to give oneself up), やむ (to be ill, to be over, to cease, to fall ill, to stop), あくかんじょう (animosity, bad impression, ill feeling, ill will), やまいがあつい (be seriously ill), あくい (bad faith, evil intention, ill will, malice, shabby clothes, spite), わだかまりなく (with no ill feeling), わるぎ (distrust, evil intent, ill feeling, ill-will, malice), あっかん (best part, crook, feeling feverish and chilly, highlight, ill or unhappy feeling, masterpiece, rascal, ruffian, scoundrel, villain), あっかんじょう (animosity, bad impression, ill feeling, ill will), あくみょう (bad name, bad reputation, ill repute), ふきげん (displeasure, ill humor, pout, sullenness), やまいとしょうする (to feign illness, to pretend to be ill), くさす (to speak ill of), ふにあい (ill-matched, improper, unbecoming, unsuitable, unworthy of), びょうきにかこつけて (under the pretext of ill health), びょうが (drawing, ill in bed, painting), きとくである (to be dangerously ill, to be in critical condition), しょうわる (ill-natured, inconstancy), びょうしょうにっし (day-by-day record of a patient's condition, diary written while ill in bed), しのび (sneak thief, spy, stealing, surreptitious visit to house of ill repute), びょうしん (ill health, second hand, weak constitution), ししょうくつ (brothel, house of ill fame), がらのわるい (ill-bred), おみまい (calling on someone who is ill, enquiry), おかん (ague, chill, feeling feverish and chilly, ill or unhappy feeling, p