Injury (noun)

1. An instance of being injured, hurt, or damaged.
2. Physical harm caused to the body or mind.
3. An instance of wrongdoing or injustice.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french injurie, from latin injuria, from in- "not" + jus, jur- "right, legal".

Examples:

1. He sustained an injury to his leg.
2. The injury was caused by a fall.
3. She suffered a serious injury in the accident.
4. The injury was the result of negligence.
5. The injury to his reputation was irreparable.