No. 5,490 in French

blességué

"Blességué" is not a standard French word. It may be a typo or a term from a regional dialect or another language.

In a sentence

Le soldat blességué se repose après la bataille.
The injured soldier is resting after the battle.
Used as an adjective meaning 'injured' or 'wounded', describing the state of the soldier after the battle.
Elle a blességué son ami avec ses mots durs.
She injured her friend with her harsh words.
Used figuratively here as a verb meaning 'to hurt' emotionally by using harsh language.
Le guerrier a été blességué par une flèche.
The warrior was wounded by an arrow.
Again used as an adjective/past participle describing physical harm inflicted upon the warrior.

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