HURT Copy link • HURT 1. s. Vid. DAMAGE, DETRIMENT. 2. v. Injure, damage, nocere (general term): alicui rei damno or detrimento esse: alicui or alicui rei detrimentum afferre, inferre, or importare: aliquem detrimento afficere: damnum inferre [SYN. in INJURE]. To hurt anybody’s reputation or credit, auctoritatem alicujus minuere; gloriae alicujus obtrectare. To inflict pain, dolorem facere or efficere (to cause bodily pain; of things): to hurt anybody (of persons), dolorem alicui facere or efficere (bodily or mental): aegre facere alicui (to vex, annoy him): to hurt one’s self, corpus laedere (one’s body): aegre sibi facere (draw some vexation on one’s self’). I am hurt at anything, doleo aliquid, or aliqua re, or de aliqua re: dolorem mihi affert aliquid (anything pains me mentally): pungit or mordet me aliquid; me or animum fodicat aliquid (anything cuts me to the heart, etc., vexes me extremely): I am hurt to think that, hoc mihi dolet quod, or with infinitive. I am hurt if, etc., doleo (et acerbe fero) si; vehementer doleo, si, etc.: I was hurt when I saw, etc., dolebam, cum viderem.