Definition
Causing harm, damage, or hurt to someone or something.
Etymology
From Latin 'injuriosus,' derived from 'injuria' (injury, wrong). The prefix 'in-' means 'not' or 'against,' while 'jus' refers to law or right. Over time, it evolved to mean anything harmful or damaging.
Kelly Says
The word 'injury' shares the same root, but 'injurious' is the fancier way to say 'harmful'—it's the kind of word judges use in court documents when something damages your reputation or health.
Translations
BNবাংলা
ক্ষতিকারক
khs-ti-ka-rok
CACatalà
danyiner
dan-ye-ner
CSČeština
škodlivý
shkod-li-vy
DADansk
skadelig
ska-de-lig
DEDeutsch
schädlich
shchad-lich
ELΕλληνικά
βλαπτικός
blap-tikos
ESEspañol
dañino
dan-ee-no
FISuomi
haitallinen
hai-tal-lien
FRFrançais
nuisible
nwi-zee-b
HIहिन्दी
हानिकारक
haan-ika-rak
IDBahasa Indonesia
merugikan
me-ru-gi-kan
ITItaliano
dannoso
dan-no-so
KMKM
ប្រយោជន៍
bra-yo-ch-an
MRMR
हानिकारक
haan-ika-rak
MSBahasa Melayu
merbahaya
me-r-ba-ha-ya
NLNederlands
schadelijk
scha-de-lijk
NONorsk
skadelig
ska-de-lig
PLPolski
szkodliwy
shkod-li-vvi
PTPortuguês
prejudicial
pre-joo-di-cial
RORomână
prejudiciabil
pre-joo-di-tsi-abil
RUРусский
вредный
vred-nyy
SVSvenska
skadlig
ska-dlig
SWKiswahili
hatari
ha-ta-ri
TAதமிழ்
பயனற்ற
pa-ya-nar-th
THไทย
เป็นอันตราย
pen an-ta-rai
TLTL
nakakasakit
na-ka-ka-sa-kit
TRTürkçe
zararlı
zar-ar-li
UKУкраїнська
шкідливий
shkid-li-vyy
VITiếng Việt
có hại
co-hai