No. 452 in Norwegian
skadd
In English, "skadd" means "injured" or "damaged."
In a sentence
Huset ble skadd i stormen i går.
The house was damaged in the storm yesterday.
Here, 'skadd' is used as an adjective describing the state of the house, indicating that it suffered damage due to the storm.
Hun følte seg skadd etter det harde fallet.
She felt injured after the hard fall.
In this context, 'skadd' describes the person's physical condition after experiencing an accident, implying harm or injury.
Flere biler ble skadd i trafikkulykken.
Several cars were damaged in the traffic accident.
'Skadd' here is used to describe the state of the cars, communicating that they were damaged as a result of the collision.
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