IPA: /ˈhɜːrtər/
KK: /ˈhɜrtər/
A person who causes pain or injury to someone else.
The hurter was held responsible for the injuries caused during the fight.
To crash into something or collide with it, often making a loud noise.
The car hurtled down the road and hurt into the barrier.
Past: hurt
Past Participle: hurt
Hurter → The word 'hurter' is formed from 'hurt' (from Old English 'yrnan', meaning to injure or cause pain) and '-er' (meaning a person who). A hurter is a person who causes injury or pain.
Think of someone who 'causes pain' — 'hurt' means to injure, and '-er' indicates a person. This helps you remember that a hurter is someone who inflicts hurt.