In each language, there are a number of unpleasant words that some people call others. Cruel, greedy, mischief ... But do we always know exactly what these curses mean? Take, for example, the noun "wreck."
Harm is ...
So. What is harm? No, who is this harm?
The meaning of this noun can be defined as follows.
- One who does harm.
- One who is mischievous.
View examples.
- Do not be friends with her, this girl is harm!
- Why do boys like harm more than good, obedient, cute girls?
- From the charming immediate capriciousness, real harm has grown.
- Who is Sonya? The greed and the mischief!
Morphological features, declination
Harm is a common animate noun of the general gender, that is, it can be consistent with parts of speech of both the female and male gender:
- the mischief is gone;
- mischief inflated;
- nasty harm;
- terrible harm;
- one mischief;
- one harm;
- this harm;
- this harm;
- my mischief;
- my mischief;
- first wreck;
- first harm.
Masculine and feminine nouns ending in "a" refer to the first declension.
| Case / number | Question | Singular | Plural |
| Nominative | Who! | Harm is not a very pleasant person in communication who is always dissatisfied with something. | Harm of all continents, unite! |
| Genitive | Whom? | Damage cannot have friends. | We have a special demand for harm. |
| Dative | To whom? | Such harm, I won’t even give a hand. | It is better not to approach the harm. |
| Accusative | Whom? | Where did you see harm here? | I hate mischief. |
| Instrumental case | By whom? | During the time that we didn’t see each other, you became a real mischief. | It’s more expensive to harbor harm. |
| Prepositional | About whom? | I don’t want to hear about this harm. | A lot of funny poems have been written about dangers. |
Harm: synonyms
The Russian language is interesting in that for almost every word you can pick up one or more synonyms. Recall that synonyms are words that differ in spelling and pronunciation, but have a similar or identical lexical meaning.
Harm is:
- A dirty trickster (Such dear parents, and raised a mean dirty trickster).
- Ulcer (Well, you and the ulcer).
- Pest / pest (This pest will not advise anything worthwhile).
Antonyms
Antonyms are words that are opposite in meaning.
Let's try to pick up the antonyms for the noun "wreck":
- Dushka (Ksendz Joseph was a real darling; all high school students were crazy about him).
- Cutie (Anna Nikolaevna - such a cutie).
- Charm (Charm, not a girl, clever, beautiful).
Anagram
Anagram is the compilation of words from the letters of a particular word. How many words can be added from the letters "vr-e-d-i-n-a"?
Faith, Vienna, view, wine, var, food, temper, nerve, ar, hell.
Compatibility with adjectives
What harm can be?
Beautiful, strange, terrible, dirty, lying, arrogant, tall, thin, athletic, two-faced, straightforward, in love, beloved, charming, lonely, sick, obnoxious, funny, sad, funny, annoying, irritable, witty, quick-tempered, rich, obstinate, blue-eyed, red-haired, bold, cowardly, stylish, fashionable.
With humor about harm
Everyone hides in holes when the harm is harmful.
The hurt is actually the smartest. The most beautiful, the most charming and attractive.
Wrecker is very fond of ice cream, cakes, sweets and chocolate, but more.
Harm even harm is always unique, and unlike anyone else.
Harm-harm! Eaten up to the hole, somehow dressed, your song is sung!
Being crippled is a delicate, almost jewelry work that no one pays for, but which brings incomparable satisfaction and pleasure.
Being harmed is hard, but harder is harder to endure.
It is more pleasant to be a popular hurt than all forgotten perfection.