magoar
verb
Senses
- 1.
to hurt; to wound
to cause physical injury or pain to someone or something
- 2.
to hurt; to offend
to cause emotional pain or damage to someone's feelings
- 3.
to harm; to damage
to negatively affect or impair something
Examples
"Ele caiu da bicicleta e magoou o joelho."
He fell off the bike and hurt his knee.
"Suas palavras magoaram muito meu coração."
Your words deeply hurt my heart.
"A crise econômica magoou os pequenos negócios."
The economic crisis damaged small businesses.
Usage
Common in both physical and emotional contexts. Often used with indirect objects (me, te, lhe, etc.) when referring to emotional hurt. The past participle is "magoado" (hurt, wounded, offended).
Conjugation
Full tablePresente
indicativeeumagoo
ele/ela/vocêmagoa
nósmagoamos
eles/elas/vocêsmagoam
Pretérito Perfeito
indicativeeumagoei
ele/ela/vocêmagoou
nósmagoamos
eles/elas/vocêsmagoaram
Pretérito Imperfeito
indicativeeumagoava
ele/ela/vocêmagoava
nósmagoávamos
eles/elas/vocêsmagoavam
Pretérito Mais-que-perfeito
indicativeeumagoara
ele/ela/vocêmagoara
nósmagoáramos
eles/elas/vocêsmagoaram