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dolido

doh-LEE-doh/doˈliðo/

dolido means hurt in Spanish (emotional pain or feeling offended).

hurt

Also: resentful, offended
Latin America
A small child sitting on a wooden bench looking downcast with a single tear on their cheek.

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Juan está dolido porque no lo invitaste a tu fiesta.

A2

Juan is hurt because you didn't invite him to your party.

Me siento muy dolida por las palabras que me dijiste ayer.

B1

I feel very hurt by the words you said to me yesterday.

A pesar de que pasó mucho tiempo, él sigue dolido por la traición.

B2

Even though a long time passed, he is still resentful about the betrayal.

Word Connections

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Common Collocations

  • sentirse dolidoto feel hurt
  • estar dolido con alguiento be hurt/upset with someone
  • profundamente dolidodeeply hurt

Idioms & Expressions

  • quedar dolidoto be left with a feeling of resentment after a conflict

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "dolido" in Spanish:

hurtoffendedresentful

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Quick Quiz: dolido

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How would a woman say 'I feel hurt'?

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📚 Etymology

From the Latin verb 'dolere,' which means to suffer, feel pain, or grieve.

First recorded: 13th century

Cognates (Related words)

English: dolefulEnglish: condolenceFrench: douleur

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between 'dolido' and 'dolorido'?

Think of 'dolido' as a heart issue (emotional hurt) and 'dolorido' as a body issue (physical soreness). If your feelings are hurt, use 'dolido.' If your legs are sore from running, use 'dolorido.'

Is 'dolido' a verb or an adjective?

It can be both! It is the 'done' form of the verb 'doler' (e.g., 'me ha dolido' - 'it has hurt me'), but it is most commonly used as an adjective to describe a person who feels offended or sad.

Can I use 'dolido' to describe a situation?

No, 'dolido' describes how a person feels. If you want to say a situation is painful, use the word 'doloroso' instead.