No. 3,810 in Russian
harm
The Russian word for "harm" is "вред" (vred), meaning "damage" or "injury."
In a sentence
Этот проект нанес большой вред окружающей среде.
This project caused great harm to the environment.
Here, 'вред' (harm) is used as a noun to indicate damage or negative effects caused by the project.
Она опасается, что эти изменения могут навредить компании.
She fears that these changes might harm the company.
In this example, 'навредить' (to harm) is a verb and is employed to express the act of causing harm to the company.
Мы должны избегать действий, которые способны приносить вред другим.
We must avoid actions that can cause harm to others.
'Приносить вред' (to bring harm) is a phrase combining a verb and a noun to describe the ongoing or potential effect of causing harm.
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