Affliction

/əˈflɪkʃən/ noun

Something that causes pain, suffering, or distress; a condition of pain, suffering, or trouble. Afflictions can be physical ailments, emotional burdens, or external hardships.

From Latin 'affligere,' meaning 'to strike down' or 'to damage,' combining 'ad' (to) and 'fligere' (to strike). The word emphasizes the sense of being struck down or beaten by circumstances beyond one's control.

AMቅሌት
ARبلاء
BNদুঃখ
CAaflicció
CSútlak
DAlidelse
DETrübsal
ELθλίψη
ESaflicción
FAبلا
FIkärsimys
FRaffliction
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