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English
Etymology
From un- + harmed .
Adjective
unharmed (comparative more unharmed , superlative most unharmed )
which has not suffered harm ; which has not been injured or damaged
Synonyms
Translations
which has not suffered harm
Bulgarian: невреди́м (bg) ( nevredím )
Czech: nedotčený (cs) , nezraněný
Dutch: ongedeerd (nl) , onbeschadigd (nl)
French: indemne (fr)
Galician: ileso
German: unversehrt (de) , ungeschoren (de)
Greek:
Ancient: ἀβλαβής ( ablabḗs ) , ἀσινής ( asinḗs )
Italian: illeso (it) , incolume (it) , indenne (it) , intatto (it) , senza un graffio , sano e salvo
Japanese: 無事な (ja) ( ぶじな, buji na )
Korean: 무사하다 (ko) ( musahada )
Latin: illaesus , incolumis
Ottoman Turkish: زیانسز ( ziyansız )
Portuguese: ileso (pt) , incólume (pt)
Russian: невреди́мый (ru) ( nevredímyj ) , в це́лости и сохра́нности ( v célosti i soxránnosti )
Spanish: ileso (es) , incólume (es)