No. 2,845 in Catalan
dany
"Damage" or "harm."
In a sentence
El dany causat pel terratrèmol va ser enorme.
The damage caused by the earthquake was huge.
'Dany' is used as a noun meaning 'damage' in the context of a physical event that caused harm or destruction.
No crec que aquest accident li hagi fet molt de dany.
I don't think this accident caused him much harm.
'Dany' here refers to harm or injury, focusing on the impact on a person or living being in this situation.
Em nego a fer-te cap dany amb les meves accions.
I refuse to cause you any harm with my actions.
'Dany' is used to denote harm, emphasizing the moral or intentional avoidance of causing negative effects.
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