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affiction

  • 1 beda

    • affiction; calamity; desolation; destitution; disaster; distress; forlornness; grievousness; indigence; misery; pest; scabbiness; squalor; woe; wretchedness

    Serbian-English dictionary > beda

  • 2 jad

    • affiction; ailment; anguish; bitterness; calamity; chagrin; dole; for pitys sake; forlornness; fret; misery; pain; pang; ruefullness; sadness; scabbiness; sorraw; sorrow; tribulation; trouble; woe; wretchedness

    Serbian-English dictionary > jad

  • 3 ojađenost

    • affiction; sorriness; tribulation

    Serbian-English dictionary > ojađenost

  • 4 ožalošćenost

    • affiction; anguish; bereavement; mournfulness; sorrow

    Serbian-English dictionary > ožalošćenost

  • 5 potištenost

    • affiction; blues; chilliness; chillness; consternation; damp; dejectedness; depression; desolation; despondency; dismalness; dispiritedness; doldrmums; doldrums; dumps; flatness; lowness; megrim; melancholy; moodiness; mope; oppression; prastration; qualm; the megrims; the mopes

    Serbian-English dictionary > potištenost

  • 6 tuga

    • affiction; affliction; anguish; dismal; distress; dolefullyness; dolour; greef; grief; lonesomeness; melancholy; misery; mourning; regret; sadness; sore; soreness; sorraw; sorrow; wanness; woe; wrench; wretchedness

    Serbian-English dictionary > tuga

  • 7 ucveljenost

    • affiction; anguish; bereavement; calamity; desolation; mournfulness; sorriness

    Serbian-English dictionary > ucveljenost

  • 8 žalost

    • affiction; affliction; dole; dolour; greef; grief; mourning; pain; regret; sadness; sorraw; sorrow; unfortunately; weeds; wretchedness

    Serbian-English dictionary > žalost

  • 9 derita

    pain, anguish, affiction, suffering
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    distress, suffer, suffered, suffered, suffering
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    suffering

    Indonesia-Inggris kamus > derita

  • 10 kemalangan

    misfortune, affiction
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    accident
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    bad luck, calamity, distress; struck by disaster or bad luck

    Indonesia-Inggris kamus > kemalangan

  • 11 kesusahan

    worry, trouble (be in), bother, affiction
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    adversity
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    difficulty; worry, grief; be in trouble

    Indonesia-Inggris kamus > kesusahan

  • 12 penderitaan

    pain, infliction, bout, suffering, affiction
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    grief
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    suffering, anguish

    Indonesia-Inggris kamus > penderitaan

  • 13 beba

    • abjection; abjectness; affiction; babe; baby; infant

    Serbian-English dictionary > beba

  • 14 bol

    • ache; aching; affiction; affliction; ailment; anguish; bale; crucifixion; disease; distress; dole; dolour; greef; grief; grievousness; misery; pain; pang; smart; sore; soreness; sorraw; sorrow; sting; suffer; sufferance; suffering; throe; torture; travail; trouble; woe; wound; wrench

    Serbian-English dictionary > bol

  • 15 nevolja

    • adversitiy; affiction; buffet; calamity; disaster; distress; evil; exigency; grievance; grievousness; hardness; hardship; matter; mattress; misery; necessity; need; nuisance; pain; pains; penury; perplexedness; perplexity; pinch; plague; pressure; push; scrape; straitness; tribulatio

    Serbian-English dictionary > nevolja

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