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1.

• Englishsore

• Englishinjured, infected, inflamed, or diseased patch of skin

• Bulgarianрана

• Dutchwonde

• Esperantoskrapvundo

• Finnishhaava, tulehdus, ruhje

• Frenchplaie

• Georgianჩირქი, წყლული

• Greekέλκος

• Italianpiagaulcera

• Latinulcus

• Maorimaki

• Navajołóód

• Portuguesechaga

• Romanianplagă

• Russianболя́чкая́зва

• Scottish gaeliccreuchd

• Spanishllaga

• Swahilikidonda

2.

• Englishwound

• Englishinjury

• Abkhazахәра

• Afrikaanswond

• Albanianplagë

• Arabicجُرْح

• Armenianվերք

• Aromanianpleagãranã

• Azeriyara

• Bashkirяра

• Basquezauri

• Belarusianра́на

• Bengaliক্ষত

• Bulgarianра́на

• Burmeseဒဏ်ရာ

• Chechenчов

• Chichewabala

• Chinese

• Mandarin傷口伤害

• Chukchiатын

• Chuvashсуран

• Crimean Tataryara

• Czechrána

• Danishskade

• Dutchwondekwetsuur

• Erzyaсэредькс, керявкс

• Esperantovundo

• Estonianhaav

• Finnishhaava

• Frenchblessure

• Friulianferide

• Georgianჭრილობა

• GermanWunde

• Greekτραύμαπλήγωμα

• Haitian Creoleblesi

• Hebre פְּגִיעָהפִּתֵּל

• Hindiघाव

• Hungarianseb

• Icelandicsár

• Indonesianluka, cedera, lecet

• Ingushчов

• Irishcréacht

• Italianlesione

• Japanese傷

• Ngazidja Comorianɓanguzi

• Kazakhжара

• Khmerរបួស

• Korean상처

• Kyrgyzжаражараат

• Laoບາດແຜແຜ

• Latinplaga

• Latvianbrūce

• Lithuanianžaizda

• LuxembourgishWonn

• Macedonianра́на

• Malayluka

• Malteseferita

• Maoritūnga

• Mokshaсярядькс, керф

• Mongolianшарх

• Normanbliesseûthe

• Norwegiansår

• Old Englishbenn, wund

• Ossetianцæф

• Persianزخم

• Polishrana

• Portugueseferimentolesão, mágoa

• Romanianrană, plagă, leziune

• Romanschplajaplaia

• Russianра́натра́вма

• Scottish gaelicleòn

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicрана

• Romanrana

• Sinhaleseතුවාලය

• Slovakrána

• Slovenerana

• Spanishherida

• Swahilivimbe, jeraha

• Swedishskada

• Tagalogsugat

• Tajikзахм

• Tatarҗәрәхәт

• Teluguగాయము

• Thaiบาดแผล

• Turkishhasar, yara

• Turkmenýara

• Tuvanбалыг

• Ukrainianра́на

• Urduگھاو

• Uzbekyara, jarohat

• Vietnamesevết thương

• Volapükvun

• West Flemishgabbe

• Yakutбаас

• Yiddishוווּנד

• 
  

• Englishwound

• Englishsomething that offends a person’s feelings

• Chinese

• Mandarin傷害伤心

• Dutchwonde

• Finnishloukkaus

• Frenchblessure

• GermanVerletzung

• Greekτραύμαπλήγωμα

• Hungariansértés

• Indonesianluka

• Italianoffesa

• Japanese傷

• Normanbliesseûthe

• Norwegiansår

• Portuguesemágoa

• Russianра́на

• Scottish gaelicleòn

• Swahilivimbe

• Swedishsår

• 
  

• Englishwound

• Englishhurt or injure

• Arabicجَرَحَ, اِصَابَ

• Aromanianarãnescu, rãnescu, pliguescu, lãvuescu

• Catalanferir

• Chinese

• Mandarin擊傷致伤

• Czechzranit, poranit

• Dutchverwonden, kwetsen

• Finnishhaavoittaa

• Frenchblesser

• Friulianferî

• Galicianvulnerar, ferir

• Germanverletzen, verwunden

• Greekπληγώνω, τραυματίζω, λαβώνω

• Hebre פגע

• Icelandicsæra, meiða

• Indonesianluka

• Irishleon

• Italianferire

• Japanese傷つける (きずつける, kizu-tsukeru), 怪我させる (けがさせる, kega-saseru)

• Macedonianранува

• Norwegianskade

• Old Englishwundian

• Polishranić

• Portugueseferir, lesar, machucar, vulnerar

• Romanianrăni, vătăma

• Russianра́нить

• Sardinianfiriri

• Scottish gaelicleòn, ciùrr

• Spanishherir, lesionar

• Swahilivimbe

• Swedishskada, såra

• Teluguగాయపరచు

• Volapükvunön

3.

• Englishlesion

• Englisha wound or an injury

• Catalanlesió

• Chinese

• Mandarin病灶

• Dutchwonde, verwonding, kwetsuur, letsel

• Esperantolezo

• Finnishvamma

• Frenchlésion

• GermanVerletzung

• Italianlesione

• Portugueselesão

• Romanianleziune

• Russianра́наru

• Spanishlesión

• Turkishlezyon, yaralanma

• 
  

• Englishlesion

• Englishto wound or injure, especially in an experiment or other controlled procedure

• Catalanlesionar

• Dutchkwetsen, verwonden

• Frenchblesser

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