diseased (part. adj.) Copy link Outline 1. morbĭdus (infected with a distemper or complaint2. morbōsus (not necessarily suffering at the time, but subject to some disease)3. aegrōtus (suffering at the time)4. aeger, gra, grum (used of both body and mind) • diseased (part. adj.): 1. morbĭdus (infected with a distemper or complaint: rare): d. bees, m. apes, Varr.: a d. body, m. corpus, Plin. 2. morbōsus (not necessarily suffering at the time, but subject to some disease): d. cattle, m. pecus, Varr.: Cato. 3. aegrōtus (suffering at the time): v. sick, ill. Fig.: the d. commonwealth, ae. respublica, Cic. 4. aeger, gra, grum (used of both body and mind): v. ill: d. in mind, animo ae., Cic.: fig., of the state, Cic. (Aegrotus when applied to the mind is fig.: aeger may refer to any kind of ailing or afflicted condition.) Phr.: to be d., morbo affectum esse, tabescere (of long and enervating disease), Cic. (Not aegrotare, which is to be sick or ill, q. v.: but aegrotare may be used fig., as of the state: comp. supr. 3.)