scathe in Latin
scathe in Latin is damnum — scathe means hurt or damage done to someone or something.
scathe in Latin
damnum
(countable, uncountable) Damage, harm, hurt, injury.
What does "scathe" mean?
- noun Hurt or damage done to someone or something.
- noun A person or thing that hurts someone.
- noun (law) Loss that a person claims payment for in court, including the costs involved.
- noun A cause of sadness or regret.
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What is "scathe" in Latin?
"scathe" in Latin is damnum. scathe means: Hurt or damage done to someone or something.
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