lastimé

Lastimó is a Spanish verb, the third-person singular preterite indicative form of the verb lastimar. The verb lastimar means to hurt, to injure, or to harm. Therefore, "lastimó" translates to "he/she/it hurt," "he/she/it injured," or "he/she/it harmed." This form is used to describe a completed action in the past performed by a singular subject. For example, "El perro lastimó al niño" means "The dog hurt the child." Similarly, "La caída lastimó su rodilla" translates to "The fall injured his knee." The context in which "lastimó" is used determines the precise nuance of the meaning, whether it refers to physical pain, emotional distress, or damage to an object. It is a common verb in everyday Spanish conversation and literature to express situations involving harm or injury.