Mental suffering, pain, or trouble; grief, sorrow, anxiety, or the cause of this. Obsolete.

Affliction, trouble; suffering, grief, sorrow. In later use archaic or Scottish. Now rare.

Mental distress caused by loss, suffering, disappointment, etc.; grief, deep sadness; regret. Also: the cause of this; affliction, trouble.

Originally: †suffering, pain; distress, affliction (obsolete). Later in weakened sense: disturbance, commotion, fuss; an instance of this. Cf. to make…

Distress of body or mind; pain, suffering, misery.

Mental suffering, sorrow, grief, trouble. Obsolete.

Grief, sorrow; harm. In plural. Troubles.

Grief, sorrow, pain, trouble, distress, affliction. Also with a and plural. to make harms (quot. 1480): to make lamentation. Obsolete.

Care, anxiety, trouble, sorrow.

Pain, grief, affliction, trouble, vexation; esp. in alliterative phrase tray and teen, teen and tray.

Misery, distress, trouble, sorrow.

Trouble, affliction, anguish. Cf. anger, n. 1.

Trouble, hardship; = derf, n.

Anguish, grief; suffering; a feeling of anguish or grief. Frequently paired with sorrow.

Grief, sorrow, distress.

Trouble, affliction.

Trouble, affliction; (in later use esp.) illness, disease. In early use also: harm. Obsolete.

Trouble, distress, sorrow, grief, pain.

Trouble, tribuation, hurt.

Hardship, suffering; a kind, or cause, of hardship or suffering. Obsolete.

Distress, affliction; trouble, misery; extreme suffering or discomfort. Formerly also in plural.

Discomfort, uneasiness; unhappiness; trouble. Now archaic.

Displeasure, vexation; disgust; grief, sorrow, remorse; (also) an instance of this.

gen. A suffering or affliction of any kind. Obsolete.

Disturbance of mind or feelings; worry, vexation; affliction; grief; perplexity; distress.

Suffering, affliction, distress, trouble. Now Scottish. Mental suffering; grief, sorrow, anguish; = pain, n.1 4. Now rare.

The sore pressure or strain of adversity, trouble, sickness, pain, or sorrow; anguish or affliction affecting the body, spirit, or community.

The state or fact of being oppressed, injured, or distressed; trouble, distress; suffering, pain. Obsolete.

The performance of some act of self-mortification or the undergoing of some penalty as an expression of sorrow for sin or wrongdoing; religious…

†(a) Trouble, distress. Obsolete. †(b) Perplexity, confusion. Obsolete. (c) Hindrance, embarrassment, entanglement.

Mental suffering or distress; pining, longing, sorrow, grief. Also an instance of this. Obsolete.

The action of cumber, v.; †trouble, distress (obsolete); hindrance, encumbrance, embarrassment.

A state of mental distress or trouble.

A feeling or state of distress; sorrow, anguish; trouble, suffering, affliction. Obsolete (chiefly Scottish in later use).

occasionally (for rhyme). Trouble, toil, pain, distress. Obsolete.

Grief, affliction. to think sweam (impersonal with dative): to be grievous to. to be sweam: to be a pity. So for sweam!

An instance of misfortune; an affliction; a trouble, a problem. Now usually in plural.

Mental distress or suffering; anguish, grief; an instance of this.

A condition of great affliction, oppression, or misery; ‘persecution; distress; vexation; disturbance of life’ (Johnson).

Evil as suffered or endured; misfortune, calamity, disaster, trouble, distress. †to give oneself ill, to distress or trouble oneself, to grieve.

Torment, affliction, trouble, hardship.

Pressure of trouble or misfortune; oppression, affliction, distress. Obsolete.

troubledness, turbidity.

The state of being afflicted; misery, distress.

Affliction, suffering. Obsolete.

= misease, n.1

Originally: †pain, bodily discomfort, (a) physical affliction (obsolete). In later use: mental oppression or affliction; the burden of grief…

Disciplinary suffering, ‘trial’; an instance of this. Also, a state of distress or anxiety, a painful mental struggle. Now rare.

Distress, desolation, trouble; hardship, inconvenience; pain. Also: an instance of this. Cf. discomfort, n.

Discomfort; unhappiness, trouble. Cf. misliking, n. 1a. Obsolete.

Mental pain or suffering; grief, sorrow, affliction; (sometimes) suffering of the nature of punishment or retribution. Also: an instance of this, a…

Chiefly Scottish. Oppression, bondage; distress, difficulty; trouble, woe, affliction; danger. Obsolete.

Mental suffering; misery, sorrow, grief.

The quality of being associated with or causing mental or physical pain or discomfort. Also: the condition of suffering pain; hurt, affliction…

The action of troubling or state of being troubled; disturbance; trouble, sorrow, pain. (In later use only Scottish)

Pain, smarting; irritation. Also: an instance of this. Now rare.

The condition of being in pain. In quot.: spec. spiritual anguish.

Trouble, distress, affliction, torment; peril; an instance of this.

Externally inflicted pain or suffering; hardship. Obsolete. rare.

The state or condition of grievous affliction or adversity; deep distress, trouble, or misery, arising from some adverse circumstance or event.

Painfulness; pain or suffering; = penalty, n. 4. Obsolete.

Trouble, distress, embarrassment, inconvenience. Obsolete or archaic.

Care, trouble.

Tribulation, distress, affliction.

= affliction, n.

In vexation of mind, vexation of spirit, and variants.

Trouble, affliction, distress. Obsolete.

Care, anxiety, trouble.

Tribulation.

Sickness, illness, or physical weakness; suffering. Also as a count noun: a bout of sickness, a disease.

Oppression, trouble, misery, distress. Obsolete.

Affliction, trouble, sorrow.

= languishment, n. (in various senses).

The quality or state of being aggrieved.

Trouble, perturbation.

The state of being afflicted; distress.

Calamity, hardship.

Physical or mental suffering; sorrow. Obsolete. rare.

A sudden and disturbing impression on the mind or feelings; usually, one produced by some unwelcome occurrence or perception, by pain, grief, or…

Suffering, grief, trouble; (also) a source or object of fear or worry. Cf. dreich, n. 1.

Scottish. A cause or state of vexation or grief. Often modified by sair (cf. sore, adj.1 6).

Suffering or discomfort which arises as a result of the transitory nature of all phenomena, and is inherent in every aspect of human existence…

a painful thought, an instance of mental suffering.

(A state of) suffering, esp. as a result of poverty or oppression.