“Cripple” in Japanese
Short answer
Cripple in Japanese is “廃人” (haijin). Full meaning: cripple, disabled person, invalid.
Other ways to say “Cripple” in Japanese
跛
chinba lameness, cripple; mismatched pair (of shoes, etc.)
跛者
hasha cripple
不具者
fugusha cripple, disabled person
躄
izari crawling on the ground, shuffling on one's knees; cripple
癈人
haijin cripple, disabled person, invalid
ビッコ
bikko lameness, cripple; mismatched pair (of shoes, etc.)
びっこ
bikko lameness, cripple; mismatched pair (of shoes, etc.)
害児
gaiji retard, moron, cripple
不具
fugu deformity, distortion, disability, cripple; word written at the end of a letter
跛足
chinba lameness, cripple; mismatched pair (of shoes, etc.)
ちんば
chinba lameness, cripple; mismatched pair (of shoes, etc.)
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