IPA: /wiːk/
KK: /wik/
Not strong; lacking physical or mental power, firmness, or authority.
After the long illness, she felt weak and needed to rest.
Comparative: weaker
Superlative: weakest
Weak → This word originates from Old English 'wēac', meaning lacking strength or power. The term describes a state of being feeble or not strong.
Think of the Old English word 'wēac' which means lacking strength — this helps you remember that 'weak' refers to something that is not strong.