A — 1: ὕβρις
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(Strong's #5196 — Noun Feminine — hubris — hoo'-bris )

is rendered "hurt" in Acts 27:10 , AV only. See HARM.

B — 1: ἀδικέω
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(Strong's #91 — Verb — adikeo — ad-ee-keh'-o )

signifies, intransitively, "to do wrong, do hurt, act unjustly" (a, negative, and dike, "justice"), transitively, "to wrong, hurt or injure a person." It is translated "to hurt" in the following: (a), intransitively, Revelation 9:19; (b) transitively, Luke 10:19; Revelation 2:11 (Passive); 6:6; 7:2,3; 9:4,10; 11:5. See INJURY , OFFENDER , UNJUST , UNRIGHTEOUSNESS , WRONG , WRONG-DOER.

B — 2: βλάπτω
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(Strong's #984 — Verb — blapto — blap'-to )

signifies "to injure, mar, do damage to," Mark 16:18 , "shall (in no wise) hurt (them);" Luke 4:35 , "having done (him no) hurt," RV. Adikeo stresses the unrighteousness of the act, blapto stresses the injury done.

B — 3: κακόω
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(Strong's #2559 — Verb — kakoo — kak-o'-o )

"to do evil to anyone:" see HARM.

C — 1: βλαβερός
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(Strong's #983 — Adjective — blaberos — blab-er-os' )

akin to B, No. 2, signifies "hurtful," 1—Timothy 6:9 , said of lusts. In the Sept., Proverbs 10:26 .