to cause physical, psychological, or emotional harm to someone

to sustain injuries; to be wounded or harmed

to be sad or grieved; to feel deeply hurt

to harm; to damage; to injure; to cause physical or mental impairment

physical wound or cut; a place where skin or muscle has been broken by injury or surgery

sad; sorrowful; deeply grieved

People who have been injured or killed in a conflict or accident.

Psychological or emotional damage caused by a distressing experience, or figurative damage to an entity such as from war or disaster

serious wound; severe injury

sick at heart; distressed; moved to sadness by one's surroundings or memories

the severity or state of a person's physical injuries

distressed; laden with grief; worried and grieved

scar or bruise; a mark left on the skin after an injury has healed

to burn or injure by heat, fire, acid, chemicals, or radiation

scar from a healed wound; mark left by damage on an object

deep sorrow or emotional suffering

to stab; to injure with a sharp object

to offend or hurt someone's feelings; to be harmful to someone's mental state or health

injury suffered on the job; industrial or work-related injury

An injury or wound on the outside of the body, such as a cut or burn, as opposed to an internal injury.

A person who is injured or wounded, often referring specifically to a wounded soldier.

to injure or wound by hitting or beating

to scrape, abrade, or chafe the skin through friction

the power of a weapon to kill or wound

a minor or slight wound or injury

to kill and wound; to inflict casualties

disabled or maimed as a result of injury; a physical impairment or disability

to sprain or wrench a joint or muscle through sudden twisting

to gash or cut; to cause injury with a sharp object

to injure the skin or muscles through a collision or pressure

the state or severity of a wound or injury

feeling sad or sentimental due to an emotional impact; downhearted; melancholy

to scald; to be burned by hot liquid, steam, or chemicals

to suffer death and injury; to be killed or injured

a feeling of deep sorrow or distress

Injury to the internal organs or tissues caused by physical trauma like a fall or impact, as opposed to an external wound.

to be wounded; to sustain an injury; to suffer wounds

the injured or wounded; casualty or victim of an accident

a cut, gash, or stab wound caused by a knife or blade

to damage a surface by scratching; to gash or lacerate

to injure or wound someone by hitting them, often used in the context of using a weapon or projectile

to burn or scorch the skin, tissue, or a plant; typically caused by heat, chemicals, or sunlight

To be injured in a collision, or to cause injury to someone or something by hitting them

typhoid fever; an acute infectious disease caused by bacteria, characterized by high fever, abdominal pain, and slowed heart rate

To maliciously attack or discredit someone using false statements; to defame or malign

sad; sorrowful; often used in literary contexts to express deep mourning or regret

to heal a wound or injury; to recuperate after being injured

(idiom) covered all over with cuts and bruises; to be beaten black and blue; literally describing wounds as dense as fish scales

(legal) the crime of intentionally harming the body or health of another person without the intent to kill