OrigemOrigem controversa. Provavelmente do latim vulgar *laesiāre ou *laesāre.
- prejudicar
“Exercício errado pode lesar quadril.”
- violar o direito
“Ações que lesam os direitos civis.”
- agir contra
“Crimes que lesam a pátria.”
Formaslesando(gerund) · lesado(participle) · leso(singular, first-person, indicative, present) · lesas(singular, second-person, indicative, present) · lesa(singular, third-person, indicative, present) · lesamos(plural, first-person, indicative, present) · lesais(plural, second-person, indicative, present) · lesam(plural, third-person, indicative, present) · lesava(singular, first-person, indicative, past, continuative) · lesavas(singular, second-person, indicative, past, continuative) · lesava(singular, third-person, indicative, past, continuative) · lesávamos(plural, first-person, indicative, past, continuative) · lesáveis(plural, second-person, indicative, past, continuative) · lesavam(plural, third-person, indicative, past, continuative) · lesei(singular, first-person, indicative, past) · lesaste(singular, second-person, indicative, past) · lesou(singular, third-person, indicative, past) · lesamos(plural, first-person, indicative, past) · lesámos(plural, first-person, indicative, past) · lesastes(plural, second-person, indicative, past)