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Translation

pain, ache; grief, sorrow

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Examples

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I felt a sharp pain in my chest.

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The pain passed after a few minutes.

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Her heart was full of sorrow.

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He cried out from pain.

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With great sorrow she left home.

One root covers the ache in your knee and the grief in your chest, so context does the sorting, exactly as it does for English "pain". The verb behaves the way a Romance speaker expects and an English speaker does not: it is the body part that hurts, , rather than you doing the hurting. is painful, i is to cause pain deliberately, and sendolora is painless.

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Word family

Words built on doloro with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.

  • dentodoloronoun

    toothache

    dentodoloro: pain in a tooth

  • headache

    kapodoloro

  • kordoloronoun

    heartache

    korodoloro: pain in the heart

  • stomakdoloronoun

    stomach ache

    stomakodoloro: pain in the stomach

  • ventrodoloronoun

    stomach ache, bellyache

    ventrodoloro: pain in the belly

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This word is taught in chapter 4, lesson 9: doloro, ĵus, strato and 6 more words.