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Webster 1913 Edition

Noun.

A person who is deaf and dumb; one who, through deprivation or defect of hearing, has either failed the acquire the power of speech, or has lost it.

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Deaf-mutes

are still so called, even when, by artificial methods, they have been taught to speak imperfectly.

See also: deafmute

deaf-mute ‎(not comparable)

unable to hear or speak

Italian: sordomuto (it)
Japanese: 聾唖の (ja) ‎(ろうあの, rōa no)
Luxembourgish: dafstomm
Norwegian:
Bokmål: døvstumme
Polish: głuchoniemy (pl)
Portuguese: surdo-mudo (pt)
Russian: глухонемо́й (ru) ‎(gluxonemój)
Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic: глувонем, глухонијем

Roman: gluvonem (sh), gluhonijem (sh)
Slovak: hluchonemý
Slovene: gluhonem
Spanish: sordomudo (es)
Swedish: dövstum (sv)
Turkish: sağır dilsiz (tr)
Ukrainian: глухоніми́й ‎(hluxonimýj)

deaf-mute ‎(plural deaf-mutes)

person who is unable to hear or speak

Italian: sordomuto (it) m, sordomuta f
Manx: bouyran balloo m
Portuguese: surdo-mudo (pt) m
Russian: глухонемо́й (ru) m ‎(gluxonemój), глухонема́я (ru) f ‎(gluxonemája)
Serbo-Croatian:
Roman: gluvonemac m, gluvonemak m, gluvonemica f, gluvonemkinja f
Spanish: sordomudo (es) m
Swedish: dövstum (sv) c
Telugu: చెవిటిమూగ (te) ‎(ceviṭimūga)
Turkish: sağır dilsiz (tr)