Exánime (en. Exhausted)

/eksá.ni.me/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

State of a person who has died or who appears to be dead.

At the crime scene, the body lay exanimate on the ground.

En la escena del crimen, el cuerpo yacía exánime en el suelo.

It is used to describe someone who is in a state of extreme weakness.

After days without eating, he was exanimate and could barely get up.

Después de días sin comer, se encontraba exánime y apenas podía levantarse.

From the Latin 'exanimis', which means 'soul-less' or 'lifeless'.

to seem exanimate

To give the impression of being dead.

parecer exánime

exanimate state

Condition of extreme weakness, similar to being dead.

estado exánime

exanimation

Process of losing life through the inability to maintain vitality.

exanimación

anemia

Medical condition that can lead to a state of weakness similar to that of an exanimate.

anemia

To be very tired or fatigued.

After the marathon, I arrived at the finish line exanimate.

Después de la maratón, llegué a la meta exánime.

To feel emotionally downcast.

After receiving the news, I was exanimate for a good while.

Luego de recibir la noticia, me quedé exánime por un buen rato.