17-12-2025, 02:39 PM
Again though, you typically wouldn't use "pin" for a toothache. Your examples refer to:
Note the prevalence of the forms "pin" or "pine". "Pinen" is grammatical, but rare in comparison.
- torment of fire
- someone who gave birth without suffering (not sure if this is in a religious context)
- literal torture of suspects
- distress, trouble...
- struggle of battle
- it causes great distress/torture to the devil when...
Note the prevalence of the forms "pin" or "pine". "Pinen" is grammatical, but rare in comparison.

