nuża.
weariness (exhaustion, fatigue, or tiredness)
Meaning & usage
weariness (exhaustion, fatigue, or tiredness)
wearing thing
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Belarusian ну́жа /нужда́ (núža / nuždá, “poverty, misery”) or borrowed from Ukrainian ну́жа /нужда́ (núža / nuždá, “poverty, misery”), both derived from Proto-Slavic *nuďa. Doublet of nędza (“misery”).
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