suffering in German
suffering in German is leidend, Leiden — suffering means pain or distress, whether physical or emotional.
suffering in German
leidend
Experiencing pain; characterized by suffering.
Leiden
Experiencing pain; characterized by suffering.
Leiden
The condition of someone who suffers; a state of pain or distress.
What does "suffering" mean?
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noun Pain or distress, whether physical or emotional.
"The famine caused widespread suffering across the region."
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adj Experiencing pain or hardship.
"The suffering patients were given priority for treatment."
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suffering in a sentence
- The famine caused widespread suffering across the region.
- She tried to ease her father's suffering with gentle words and warm tea.
- The suffering patients were given priority for treatment.
- The nurse comforted the suffering child until the medicine began to work.
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What is "suffering" in German?
"suffering" in German is leidend, Leiden. suffering means: Pain or distress, whether physical or emotional.
How do you use "suffering" in a sentence?
Example: "The famine caused widespread suffering across the region." In German, "suffering" is leidend, Leiden.
Are there other ways to say "suffering" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "suffering": leidend, Leiden.
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