slabe

Slabe is a term that appears in several Slavic-language contexts and as a proper noun. As an adjective form, slabe derives from the root slab, meaning weak, poor, or deficient. It is used in inflected forms to agree with gender and number, typically describing weak or low-quality objects, conditions, or performances in languages such as Slovenian and other South Slavic languages.

Beyond its linguistic usage, Slabe is also encountered as a toponym and as a surname in some regions, though the precise origin and distribution vary locally. In sentences, slabe can appear as part of phrases indicating weakness, fragility, or substandard quality.

In scholarly contexts, forms like slabe are treated as morphological variants of the base adjective rather than independent lexical entries. Because Slabe can refer to multiple, region-specific uses, disambiguation is required when encountered in texts. If you seek information about a particular occurrence of Slabe—such as a place, a person, or a linguistic usage—providing regional or linguistic context will help locate a precise article.