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Samad

English

injury / wound / lesionnoun / verb

Alternative meanings

injury
wound
lesion
cut
laceration
physical damage
emotional wound

Pronunciation

SAH-mahd

Root and affixes

Samad is the root for wound or injury. Forms like nasamad or samdan express becoming injured, wounded, or hurt.

Variants or conjugations

samad = injury / wound / cut
nasamad = got injured / got wounded
samdan = injured / wounded
kadaot = damage / harm / general injury
sakit = pain / illness / hurt
sisi = laceration / long tear

Related words and expressions

sakit = pain / illness
dugo = blood
lawas = body
tambal = medicine / remedy
kadaot = damage / harm
hapdos = stinging pain

Meaning and usage notes

Use samad for a visible physical injury or wound. For general damage or harm, kadaot may fit better. For pain without a visible wound, use sakit.

bodycutdamagehealthinjurylesionwound
Example 1

Naa koy samad sa akong kamot.

I have an injury or wound on my hand.

Example 2

Nasamad siya sa aksidente.

He/She was injured in the accident.

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