hurt: Difference between revisions

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Plain form
hurt

Third person singular
hurts

Simple past
hurt

Past participle
hurt

Present participle
hurting

(transitive & intransitive) If you hurt someone or something, you damage them or make them feel pain. <> ji wa wani ciwo ko rauni.
"Ka sakeni, ka na ji min ciwo <> Divorce me, you're hurting me."

Don't hurt your brother or I'll send you to your room.
If you hurt you feel pain. <> yin ciwo, jin ciwo, rashin lafiya.
She hurt her ankle <> Ta ji ciwo a santa. [1]

I've been hurting ever since I fell from the roof.

Positive
hurt

Comparative
more hurt

Superlative
most hurt

If you are hurt, you are wounded or in pain. <> mai rauni. mai ciwo. marasa lafiya.
- Synonym: sick
He got hurt skiing last week when he fell.

This is my hurt nose. <> Ga hanci na mai ciwo.

(countable & uncountable) A hurt is a wound or some other damage that causes pain. <> ciwo, rauni.

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 #: ''Don't '''hurt''' your brother or I'll send you to your room.''
 # If you '''hurt''' you feel pain. <> yin ciwo, jin ciwo, rashin [[lafiya]].
+#:'' She '''hurt''' her [[ankle]] <> Ta '''ji ciwo''' a [[santa]]. [https://archive.org/details/englishhausadict00newm/page/10?q=hurt]
 #: ''I've been '''hurting''' ever since I fell from the roof.''
 ==Adjective==
 {{adjective|more=true}}
-# If you are '''hurt''', you are [[wound]]ed or in pain. <> mai rauni. marasa lafiya. {{syn|sick}}
+# If you are '''hurt''', you are [[wound]]ed or in pain. <> mai rauni. mai ciwo. marasa lafiya. {{syn|sick}}
 #: ''He got '''hurt''' skiing last week when he fell.''
+#: ''This is my '''hurt''' nose. <> Ga hanci na '''mai ciwo'''.
 ==Noun==
 {{noun}}
 #{{cu noun}} A '''hurt''' is a [[wound]] or some other [[damage]] that causes [[pain]]. <> [[ciwo]], [[rauni]].