People who have artificial legs are physically challenged, so we do not CALL them anything, except 'Sir' or Ma'am' if they are strangers; if they are friends they must have names, so you call them by their NAME.
If a person has lost a limb, health professionals would describe them as an amputee; if they've lost both legs they'd be described as a double amputee. But you would never refer to them in this way unless it was necessary for descriptive medical reasons; you'd speak to and of them as above.
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