Definition
Capable of having defects or faults; able to be defective or imperfect; vulnerable to developing flaws.
Etymology
From Latin 'defectus' plus English suffix '-ible' (able to be). The word describes the capacity or susceptibility to develop defects.
Kelly Says
In philosophy and theology, 'defectible' became important—Christian thinkers debated whether humans are inherently 'defectible' (capable of sinning) versus other properties, making it a term that bridges everyday manufacturing and deep metaphysical questions.
Translations
ARالعربية
قابل للكسر
qa-bil-li-l-kasir
BNবাংলা
ক্ষতিগ্রস্থ
khos-ti-gri-sth
CACatalà
defecteble
deh-fek-tee-ble
CSČeština
zranitelný
zran-i-tel-ny
DEDeutsch
fehleranfällig
feler-an-fal
ELΕλληνικά
εύθραυστος
ev-thraus-tos
ESEspañol
defectible
deh-fek-tee-ble
FRFrançais
défectible
deh-fek-tee-ble
HEעברית
壊れやすい
k-va-re-ya-shi
HIहिन्दी
दोषपूर्ण
doh-sh-poor-n
HUMagyar
sérülékeny
ser-u-le-keny
IDBahasa Indonesia
mudah rusak
moo-dah ru-sak
ITItaliano
difettibile
deh-fet-tee-ble
JA日本語
欠陥のある
ketten no aru
KO한국어
결함이 있는
gyeol-ham-i-in-neun
MSBahasa Melayu
mudah rosak
moo-dah ro-sak
NLNederlands
kwetsbaar
kwe-t-s-ba-r
PTPortuguês
defectivo
deh-fek-ti-vo
RORomână
defectiv
deh-fek-tiv
RUРусский
повредимый
pov-reh-di-myy
TAதமிழ்
தோல்வியுள்ள
tol-vi-yu-llath
TRTürkçe
bozulabilir
bo-zu-la-bil-ir
UKУкраїнська
вразливий
vraz-li-viy
VITiếng Việt
có thể bị lỗi
co the bi loi