Toothless

Hindi: बिना दाँत का
Spanish: desdentado / sin dientes
French: édenté
German: zahnlos
Chinese: 无牙的
Arabic: بلا أسنان

Too-th-luhs

/ˈtuːθ.ləs/

Adjective

Meaning

Toothless means lacking teeth, either naturally or due to loss or removal.
It is also used metaphorically to describe something weak, powerless, or ineffective, especially a rule, law, or organization that lacks authority or the ability to enforce actions.

Synonyms	Antonyms
Without teeth Gumless Powerless Ineffective Weak	Strong Effective Powerful Forceful Authoritative

From tooth (Old English tōþ, meaning “tooth”) + the suffix -less meaning “without.” So, “toothless” literally means without teeth.

Used primarily as an adjective.
Can describe both living beings and non-living things metaphorically.
Structure: Tooth + less → Toothless (adjective) ; Toothless + ness → Toothlessness (noun)