Etymology
From the past participle of nim
Pronunciation
Adjective
numb (comparative number, superlative numbest)
- Without the power of sensation and motion or feeling; insensible.
- Not able to react, surprised, shocked
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without the power of sensation
- Arabic: خدر (xádir)
- Armenian: թմրած (hy) (t'mraç), անզգա (hy) (anzga), ընդարմացած (hy) (ëndarmac'aç)
- Chinese: 麻木 (mámù)
- Dutch: verdoofd (nl), bewusteloos (nl), verstijfd (nl), verkleumd (nl)
- Esperanto: please add this translation if you can
- Finnish: puutunut, tunnoton
- French: gourd (fr), engourdi (fr)
- Georgian: გაშეშებული (ka) (gašešebuli) გაფიჩხებული (ka) (gap‘ičxebuli)
- German: taub, benommen, betäubt, gefühllos, starr, taub (de) n
- Greek: ναρκωμένος
- Hebrew: please add this translation if you can
- Hungarian: dermedt (hu), zsibbadt (hu), meggémberedett (hu), kábult (hu), eltompult (hu)
- Italian: intorpidito (it) m, intorpidita (it) f
- Japanese: 無感覚な (mukankaku na)
- Jèrriais: gourd
- Korean: 마비되는 (mabidoeneun)
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Verb
numb (third-person singular simple present numbs, present participle numbing, simple past and past participle numbed)
- (transitive) To cause to become numb.
- The dentist gave me novocaine to numb my tooth before drilling, thank goodness.
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