to injure; to harm

to sustain physical injuries or be wounded, typically in an accident or conflict

to feel deep sorrow or grief; to be broken-hearted

to injure or cause physical harm to the body; impairment or disability

a physical injury to the body, such as a cut, tear, or break in the skin

sad; sorrowful

people killed and injured in an accident, war, or disaster

wound; injury; trauma

to be severely wounded or hurt

feeling or showing sadness, often in a poignant or nostalgic way; moved by emotion or pathos

condition of an injury

feeling or showing deep distress, sadness, or grief

a physical mark on the skin or body left by a healed wound, burn, or sore

burn (injury)

emotional suffering, grief, or mental distress

to stab; to injure by stabbing

to injure someone

industrial injury; work-related injury

an external physical injury or wound caused by an external force

wounded person

to physically hurt, wound, or cause damage to a person or animal, typically through a strike, blow, or impact

to abrade, chafe, or graze the skin or a surface

the capacity of a weapon or physical force to cause injury or death

a non-serious physical injury or the state of being lightly wounded

referring to objects that are damaged or broken

to twist a joint or ligament painfully or the injury resulting from such a twist

to cut or gash

feeling or showing sorrow, downheartedness, or melancholy

to scald

people killed and injured in an accident, war, or other disaster

feelings of intense sorrow, distress, or bereavement

physical trauma or damage to internal organs, often caused by an external force and not visible on the body's surface.

to be wounded or sustain a physical injury

to gash or cut the skin or flesh, typically caused by a sharp or jagged object

casualty, victim of an accident, or wounded person

tissue damage caused by heat, chemicals, or radiation, or the act of causing such damage

an injury or contusion caused by a collision or impact

typhoid fever

to get hit by a bullet or weapon; to be wounded

feeling or expressing sadness or grief (typically literary)

to heal a wound or recover from an injury through rest and medical care

covered all over with cuts and bruises; beaten black and blue

a situation in which both sides of a conflict suffer heavy losses, resulting in no winner

to help the dying and heal the injured

to injure accidentally or an instance of such an injury

to tax one's mind, find something a real headache, or beat one's brains

a crucial flaw or vulnerability; an Achilles' heel

tetanus (lockjaw)