hurt for

1. To feel a strong desire for someone or something. She hurt for the companionship of her husband when he was deployed overseas.

2. To feel sadness and/or empathy for someone. I hurt for those little children who just lost their parents in a car accident.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
'Avi'el	-	Biblical Hebrew
JosuÉ	ho-SWE (Spanish), zho-zoo-E (Portuguese)	French, Spanish, Portuguese
Horace	['hɔrəs]
GÜLİZar	-	Turkish
Ptolemais	-	Ancient Greek
LommÁN	-	Irish