That the young can move quickly and that the elderly move slowly and sometimes with assistance is the meaning of the phrase "Youth is nimble, and age is lame".
Specifically, the word "nimble" means "fast, smoothly, without difficulty or inconvenience". The young tend to have no problems picking up their feet and moving them quickly and flowingly in other directions and to other places. In contrast, the elderly will limp, require walkers or walking sticks, or stumble when they have problems placing weight on their feet or putting them where they should go.
A homograph for "lame" meaning to walk with difficulty could be "lame" meaning unconvincing or unsatisfactory. Both words are spelled the same but have different meanings.
Timur the Lame
The official meaning of "lame as" means "as weak as or as crippled as". But, right now the term "lame" is being used as slang and inappropriately for its real meaning. Here are some sample sentences: Correct meaning: Jane said John was a lame as a dog without a leg. Slang meaning: That rock band is as lame as a garage band. This means the rock band lacks talent and sounds awful.
mad = many, lame= uncool people
The term "Timur the Lame" refers to the 14th-century Turko-Mongol conqueror Timur, who was also known as Tamerlane. He earned the nickname "the Lame" due to an injury he sustained to his leg in his youth, which left him with a permanent limp.
lame, maim
Harassing Lame Cats!
something you dont like
This is likely the word lame (originally meaning crippled, now inane, weak, useless).
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There is no Greek meaning because it is of Latin origin, it means "lame".
of Cripple, Lamed; lame; disabled; impeded.