Hurts Meaning for Kids

What Does Hurts Mean?

Verb

To feel pain.
To make someone feel pain or sadness.
To cause damage or harm.

Noun

A bad feeling inside when something sad happens.
A pain or injury to your body, like a bruise.

Hurts Meaning in Other Languages

hindi

दर्द (hurts)

dard

दर्द (dard)

dard

पीड़ा (peeda)

peeda

kannada

ನೋವು (nōvu)

nōvu

ನೋವು (nōvu)

nōvu

ಕಷ್ಟ (kaṣṭa)

kaṣṭa

bengali

আঘাত

aghat

ব্যথা

byatha

দুঃখ

dukkho

Hurts in Sentences

When I run too fast, I sometimes hurt my leg.

If you touch something sharp, it hurts your finger.

When I have a headache, it really hurts.

If I fall off my bike, it hurts my knees.

Sometimes, when I laugh too hard, my stomach hurts.

Hurts Story for Kids

Healing from Hurt

Sometimes, we feel hurt, like when we fall or get a little scratch. It’s okay to feel sad or upset when that happens! Just like the little bird in one of Sowmya Rajendran’s stories, we can learn to take care of ourselves.

We can hug our stuffed animals or tell a friend how we feel. Remember, every hurt can heal with a bit of love and care! So, when you feel hurt, don’t worry!

You are strong, and soon you’ll be hopping around like that little bird again, ready for new adventures!

Frequently Asked Questions About Hurts

What does 'hurts' mean?

The word 'hurts' means to feel pain or discomfort. It can also mean to cause someone else to feel pain.

How do you pronounce 'hurts'?

You pronounce 'hurts' like this: h-er-ts. It rhymes with 'shirts'.

What is the origin of the word 'hurts'?

The word 'hurts' comes from the Old English word 'hyrtan', which means to injure or cause pain.

What is the meaning of 'hurts' in Bengali?

The word 'hurts' in Bengali is 'ব্যথা' (Byathā).

Facts & Quotes About Hurts

Fact: When you get hurt, your body sends signals to your brain to let you know something is wrong. It's a way to protect you!

Proverb: "A stitch in time saves nine." This means fixing a small problem right away can prevent it from becoming a bigger hurt later.

Quote: "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." - Friedrich Nietzsche