H2523 חַלָּשׁ challâsh → ← H2522 חָלַשׁ châlash
5 languagesadjective describing someone or something as physically or materially weak, lacking strength, feeble, or powerless, often in contrast to those possessing capability, health, or authority. Used both literally (of persons or physical states) and metaphorically (of positions, power, or spiritual condition).
Etymology
From the Hebrew root ח-ל-ש (חלש), which conveys the idea of being weak, lacking strength, or being in a state of enfeeblement. The form חַלָּשׁ is the adjective derived from this verbal root, emphasizing the state or quality of weakness.