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10 Language-to-English DictionariesUnharmed
/ʌnˈhɑːrmd/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Not harmed; free from injury or damage.
"Despite the storm, the house remained unharmed." - 2
In a state of safety or well-being.
"The children were unharmed after the accident."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'unharmed' is formed from the prefix 'un-', meaning 'not', and the past participle 'harmed', derived from the Old English 'hermian', which means 'to injure'. The combination signifies a state of being free from injury or damage, evolving in usage from the early Middle Ages to its current form.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Unharmed" is said worldwide
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intact
Transliteration: ɛ̃.takt
"Malgré la tempête, la maison est restée intacte."
unbeschädigt
Transliteration: ʊn.bəˈʃɛː.dɪçt
"Trotz des Sturms blieb das Haus unbeschädigt."
illeso
Transliteration: ilˈle.so
"Nonostante la tempesta, la casa è rimasta illesa."
ileso
Transliteration: iˈleso
"A pesar de la tormenta, la casa permaneció ilesa."
ileso
Transliteration: iˈlezu
"Apesar da tempestade, a casa permaneceu ilesa."
बिना नुकसान
Transliteration: bina nuksan
"तूफान के बावजूद, घर बिना नुकसान के रहा।"
未受伤
Transliteration: wèi shòu shāng
"尽管暴风雨，房子仍然未受伤。"
무사한
Transliteration: musahan
"폭풍에도 불구하고 집은 무사했다."
無傷の
Transliteration: mukizu no
"嵐にもかかわらず、家は無傷のままだった。"
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