Interglot - "pain" translated from English to Dutch

Summary

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pain:
- pijn; leed; zeer; torment; kwelling; agonie; grief; verschrikking; nood
Wiktionary:
- pain → pijn
- pain → kwetsen
- pain → pijn, kwaal, zeer, verdriet, beproeving, droefheid, hartzeer, bedroefdheid, zieleleed, wee, ergernis

English

Detailed Translations for pain from English to Dutch

the pain (sorrow; grief; misery; distress; sadness)
de pijn; het leed
- pijn [de ~ (m)] nomen
- leed [het ~] nomen
the pain (sore; aching)
het zeer
- zeer [het ~] nomen
the pain (torment; agony; torture)
het torment; de kwelling; de agonie; de grief; de verschrikking; de nood
- torment [het ~] nomen
- kwelling [de ~ (v)] nomen
- agonie [de ~ (v)] nomen
- grief [de ~] nomen
- verschrikking [de ~ (v)] nomen
- nood [de ~ (m)] nomen

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
agonie	agony; pain; torment; torture	agony; mortal fear; pangs of death
grief	agony; pain; torment; torture	complaint; hurt; injury; offence; offense; ordeal; test; testing
kwelling	agony; pain; torment; torture	ordeal; test; testing
leed	distress; grief; misery; pain; sadness; sorrow	dejection; depression; distress; grief; melancholy; mournfulness; regret; sadness; sorrow; wistfulness
nood	agony; pain; torment; torture	adversity; crisis; destitution; disaster; emergency situation; helplessness; necessity; need; ordeal; state of emergency; test; testing
pijn	distress; grief; misery; pain; sadness; sorrow	dejection; depression; melancholy; mournfulness; regret; sadness; sorrow; wistfulness
torment	agony; pain; torment; torture
verschrikking	agony; pain; torment; torture	abhorrence; abomination; horror; terror
zeer	aching; pain; sore
-	annoyance; bother; botheration; hurting; infliction; nuisance; pain in the ass; pain in the neck; pain sensation; painful sensation; painfulness
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	ail; anguish; hurt; trouble
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
zeer		deeply; eccentric; exceptional; extraordinary; extremely; greatly; highly; particular; special; ultra; wondrous
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
kwelling		harassment

hurting; symptom
painfulness; feeling
pain sensation; painful sensation; somesthesia; somaesthesia; somatesthesia; somatic sensation
pain in the neck; nuisance; unpleasant person; disagreeable person
annoyance; bother; botheration; infliction; pain in the ass; negative stimulus
afflict; trouble; ail; hurt
anguish; hurt; upset; discompose; untune; disconcert; discomfit

a somatic sensation of acute discomfort¹
- as the intensity increased the sensation changed from tickle to pain¹
something or someone that causes trouble; a source of unhappiness¹
emotional distress; a fundamental feeling that people try to avoid¹
- the pain of loneliness¹
a bothersome annoying person¹
- that kid is a terrible pain¹
a symptom of some physical hurt or disorder¹
- the patient developed severe pain and distension¹
cause bodily suffering to and make sick or indisposed¹
cause emotional anguish or make miserable¹
- It pains me to see my children not being taught well in school¹

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Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• pain	→ pijn	↔ Pein — Schmerz, Qual
• pain	→ kwaal	↔ Qual — Schmerz, Leid, etwas physisch oder psychisch belastendes
• pain	→ pijn; zeer	↔ Schmerz — Medizin: unangenehme Sinneswahrnehmung, die aufgrund einer äußeren Verletzung auftritt (physiologischer Schmerz)
• pain	→ pijn; zeer; verdriet	↔ Schmerz — Psychologie: unangenehme Sinneswahrnehmung, die aufgrund einer seelischen Verletzung auftritt (psychischer Schmerz)
• pain	→ pijn	↔ Weh — seelisches, seltener auch körperliches Leid
• pain	→ beproeving; droefheid; hartzeer; verdriet; bedroefdheid; zieleleed	↔ affliction — État d’abattement produit par un évènement malheureux.
• pain	→ pijn; wee; zeer	↔ douleur — impression de souffrance, état pénible produire par un mal physique.
• pain	→ verdriet; ergernis; beproeving; droefheid; hartzeer; bedroefdheid; zieleleed	↔ désolation — extrême affliction.
• pain	→ pijn	↔ mal — (religion) Ce qui refuser par une doctrine, un dogme religieux.