IPA: /kənˈtuːʒən/
KK: /kənˈtuːʒən/
An injury where the skin is not broken, often resulting in a bruise or discoloration of the skin.
After falling off his bike, he had a contusion on his arm that turned purple.
Contusion → It is formed from "con-" (meaning together) and "tundere" (meaning to beat or strike). The word describes an injury caused by a blow or impact, resulting in bruising or damage to the tissue without breaking the skin.
Think of a blow or strike ('tundere') that happens 'together' ('con-') to create a bruise — that's what contusion means.