Hurt

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 250

hurt, v.t to cause bodily pain to to damage: to wound, as the feelings and pa.p hurt. —n. a wound: injury [Lit to butt or thrust like a ram, O Fr. barter Fr. heurter to knock, to run against prob. from the Celtic, as in W. hwrdd a thrust, the butt of a ram, Corn kordh, a ram.]