Suffering has many associated meanings in English - everything from a paper cut to roasting in Hell for eternity. H.H. the Dalai Lama replaced "suffering" in one of his talks with "unsatisfactoriness" which seemed to make it clearer. This allows smelling a donut, then immediately wanting one even though you are not hungry, to be classed as "unsatisfactoriness" and thus with suffering. In this case you have desire (and a related suffering) for something you don't have and don't need but want. Suffering therefore can be seen as the outcome of any desire, no matter how small.
You Suffer was created in 1987.
Suffered is a verb. It's the past tense of suffer.
The past tense of suffer is suffered.
it can suffer from posion snakes
What would you suffer from if you had myopia
Do not cause anyone else suffer.
Suffer usually means to endure a discomfort.Andrew will suffer pain when he falls down. Elizabeth does not suffer from colds because she takes her vitamins. Matt will suffer in silence when he hurts himself because of a silly mistake.
Asthmatics suffer from asthma.
We suffer because of selfish desires, power, and wealth.
like this "i have to suffer, its for my own good"
No. Suffer is a verb. It cannot be used as a preposition.
Suffer Tree was created in 1997.