injury (n)
hurt (n)
harm (n)
trauma#2 (n)

n14285662

type n
lex_filenum 26
def any physical damage to the body caused by violence or accident or fracture etc.
Outgoing links
Hypernym ill health, unhealthiness, health problem
Derivationally related form trauma → traumatic; trauma → traumatize
Derivationally related form trauma → traumatise
Derivationally related form hurt → hurt
Derivationally related form hurt → hurt
Derivationally related form injury → injurious
Derivationally related form injury → injure
Hyponym brain damage; birth trauma; blast trauma; bleeding, hemorrhage, haemorrhage; blunt trauma; bruise, contusion; bump; burn; dislocation; electric shock; fracture, break; frostbite, cryopathy; intravasation; penetrating trauma, penetrating injury; pinch; rupture; sting, bite, insect bite; strain; whiplash, whiplash injury; wale, welt, weal, wheal; wound, lesion; wrench, twist, pull
Incoming links
Derivationally related form injurious → injury
Derivationally related form traumatic → trauma; traumatize → trauma
Pertainym (pertains to noun) traumatic → trauma
Hyponym ill health, unhealthiness, health problem
Hypernym brain damage; birth trauma; blast trauma; bleeding, hemorrhage, haemorrhage; blunt trauma; bruise, contusion; bump; burn; dislocation; electric shock; fracture, break; frostbite, cryopathy; intravasation; penetrating trauma, penetrating injury; pinch; rupture; sting, bite, insect bite; strain; whiplash, whiplash injury; wale, welt, weal, wheal; wound, lesion; wrench, twist, pull
Derivationally related form hurt → hurt
Derivationally related form injure → injury
Derivationally related form traumatise → trauma
Derivationally related form hurt → hurt

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