장애인

person with a disability, disabled person

t͡ɕ a̠ ŋ ɛ i n
장애 disorder + 인 person; one who is
noun · singular Rare #21,099
person with a disability, disabled person Person-first wording (“person with a disability”) is generally preferred in English; “disabled person” is also commonly used.
KO: 그는 장애인 친구를 도와줬어요.
EN: He helped his friend, who has a disability.

장애인 티는 나는데 인상도 좋고 이거로 할래요?

It does look like it’s for people with disabilities, but it also gives a good impression. Shall we go with this one?

— 언터처블: 1%의 우정 (2011)

그럼요, 나치 버전 장애인 어때요?

Well, how about a Nazi version of a disabled person?

— 언터처블: 1%의 우정 (2011)

살아야 할 이유도 없는 장애인 꼬마 잖아요.

He's a disabled kid with no reason to live.

— 조조 래빗 (2019)