Translations: the word in the other languages
- Afrikaans: gegriefde
- Amharic: aggrieved
- Arabic: المتضرر
- Azerbaijani: uğramış
- Bashkir: осраған
- Belarusian: пацярпелая
- Bulgarian: пострадал
- Bengali: সংক্ষুব্ধ
- Bosnian: tužan
- Catalan: dolgut
- Cebuano: ang mga nagkasumpaki
- Czech: poškozený
- Welsh: dramgwyddir
- Danish: forurettede
- German: geschädigte
- Greek: θιγόμενο
- Esperanto: aggrieved
- Spanish: perjudicada
- Estonian: kannatanud
- Basque: laidotutako
- Persian: آزرده
- Finnish: loukkaantunut
- French: lésée
- Irish: éagóraithe
- Scottish Gaelic: thoilichte
- Galician: prexudicada
- Gujarati: aggrieved
- Hebrew: בני מלוכה
- Hindi: पीड़ित
- Croatian: uvrijeđeni
- Haitian: leze
- Hungarian: megkárosított
- Armenian: տուժող
- Indonesian: dirugikan
- Icelandic: sá
- Italian: lesa
- Japanese: aggrieved
- Javanese: aggrieved
- Georgian: დაზარალებული
- Kazakh: жәбірленуші
- Khmer: គ្រោះ
- Kannada: aggrieved
- Korean: 억압
- Kyrgyz: жапа чеккен
- Latin: aggrieved
- Luxembourgish: geschädigte
- Lao: aggrieved
- Lithuanian: nukentėjusioji
- Latvian: cietusī
- Malagasy: ilay ankilany hiharan'ny herisetra
- Mari: чыталте
- Maori: aggrieved
- Macedonian: оштетениот
- Malayalam: aggrieved
- Mongolian: aggrieved
- Marathi: तक्रारदार
- Hill Mari: тырхал
- Malay: musykil
- Maltese: aggravata
- Burmese: aggrieved
- Nepali: aggrieved
- Dutch: gedupeerde
- Norwegian: krenket
- Punjabi: ਪੀੜਤ
- Papiamento: perjudicada
- Polish: poszkodowany
- Portuguese: prejudicada
- Romanian: nedreptățiți
- Russian: потерпевшая
- Sinhalese: අගතියට පත්
- Slovak: poškodený
- Slovenian: oškodovani
- Albanian: i dëmtuar
- Serbian: потерпевшая
- Sundanese: aggrieved
- Swedish: kränkt
- Swahili: aggrieved
- Tamil: பாதிக்கப்பட்ட
- Telugu: బాధిత
- Tajik: ҷабрдида
- Thai: aggrieved
- Tagalog: agrabyado
- Turkish: mağdur
- Tatar: потерпевшая
- Udmurt: чидатэк
- Ukrainian: потерпіла
- Urdu: متاثرہ
- Uzbek: jabrlanuvchi
- Vietnamese: bị thiệt hại
- Xhosa: aggrieved
- Yiddish: אַגריווד
- Chinese: 受害
Synonyms, close and similar words for aggrieved
- injured