Translation
damage, harm
Word origin
From English damage and French dommage, both from Old French damage, built on Latin damnum ('loss, harm'). The same Latin word gives English damn and indemnity.
- Origin
- English and French, from Latin
- Root
- damnum
- English cognates
- damage, indemnity
Examples
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The fire caused great damage to the house.
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The accident did damage to his car.
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No one suffered harm in the accident.
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