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Hi, thank you for posting your question! Yes, upon verification, this word should be an adjective:
难受 / 難受 [nan2 shou4] , (adj) unwell, uncomfortable; unhappy, sad
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心里难受 (xīnlǐ nánshòu): "unhappy in one's heart" or "feeling down in one's heart".
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难受 (nánshòu) is used to describe a feeling of being unwell, uncomfortable, unhappy, or sad. For example, one might say: 我很难受 (wǒ hěn nánshòu) - I'm feeling very unwell/uncomfortable/unhappy/sad.
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