Health & Hospital

44 phrases · Maithili with romanization, English and audio

  1. हमरा डाक्टर चाही।

    Ham-raa daak-tar chaa-hi.

    I need a doctor

    Usage

    When you need to see a doctor.

    Grammar Note

    "डाक्टर" dictionary-verified. "I need X" = "हमरा" + noun + "चाही". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  2. हमरा पेटमे दर्द अछि।

    Ham-raa pet-me dard a-chhi.

    I have a stomachache

    Usage

    To say your stomach hurts.

    Grammar Note

    "पेट", "दर्द" dictionary-verified. The locative "मे" attaches to the noun. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  3. हमरा बोखार अछि।

    Ham-raa bo-khaar a-chhi.

    I have a fever

    Usage

    To say you have a fever.

    Grammar Note

    "बोखार" dictionary-verified. Same expression as in the pharmacy cards.

  4. सभसँ लगीचक दवाइक दोकान कतए अछि?

    Sabh-san la-gi-chak da-vaa-ik do-kaan ka-te a-chhi?

    Where is the nearest pharmacy?

    Usage

    To find the nearest pharmacy.

    Grammar Note

    "लगीच", "दवाइ", "दोकान" dictionary-verified. "सभसँ" + adjective gives a superlative; genitive is "-क". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  5. की अहाँ लग दर्दक दवाइ अछि?

    Ki a-haan lag dar-dak da-vaa-i a-chhi?

    Do you have pain medicine?

    Usage

    To ask whether they have a painkiller.

    Grammar Note

    "दर्द", "दवाइ" dictionary-verified. "Do you have X" = "अहाँ लग ... अछि". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  6. हमरा उल्टी जकाँ लगैत अछि।

    Ham-raa ul-ti ja-kaan la-gait a-chhi.

    I feel like vomiting / I feel nauseous

    Usage

    To say you feel like vomiting.

    Grammar Note

    "उल्टी", "जकाँ", "लागब" dictionary-verified. "लागब" means "to feel, seem". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  7. की अहाँ अङ्ग्रेजी बाजैत छी?

    Ki a-haan ang-gre-ji baa-jait chhi?

    Do you speak English?

    Usage

    To check whether the doctor or pharmacist speaks English.

    Grammar Note

    "अङ्ग्रेजी" dictionary-verified. Same expression as in the basics cards.

  8. हमरा अस्पताल जाए चाही।

    Ham-raa as-pa-taal jaa-e chaa-hi.

    I need to go to the hospital

    Usage

    When you need to go to the hospital.

    Grammar Note

    "अस्पताल" dictionary-verified. "चाही" = "should / need"; verb stem + "ए" + "चाही". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  9. की अहाँ डाक्टरक पुर्जा दऽ सकैत छी?

    Ki a-haan daak-ta-rak pur-jaa da sa-kait chhi?

    Can you give me a prescription?

    Usage

    To ask a doctor for a prescription.

    Grammar Note

    "डाक्टर", "पुर्जा", "देब" dictionary-verified. Dictionary gives "पुर्जा" as "slip of paper"; "prescription" is built as "डाक्टरक पुर्जा" (native check advised). Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  10. गर्भवती

    Gar-bhav-ti

    Pregnant

    Usage

    A word to tell that you are pregnant.

    Grammar Note

    "गर्भवती" dictionary-verified.

  11. दमा

    Da-maa

    Asthma

    Usage

    A word for a chronic condition (asthma).

    Grammar Note

    "दमा" dictionary-verified.

  12. मधुमेह

    Ma-dhu-meh

    Diabetes

    Usage

    A word for a chronic condition (diabetes).

    Grammar Note

    "मधुमेह" dictionary-verified.

  13. उच्च रक्तचाप

    Uchch rak-ta-chaap

    High blood pressure

    Usage

    A word for a chronic condition (high blood pressure).

    Grammar Note

    "उच्च", "रक्तचाप" dictionary-verified.

  14. हृदय रोग

    Hri-day rog

    Heart disease

    Usage

    A word for a chronic condition (heart disease).

    Grammar Note

    "हृदय रोग" dictionary-verified.

  15. मिरगी

    Mir-gi

    Epilepsy

    Usage

    A word for a chronic condition (epilepsy).

    Grammar Note

    "मिरगी" dictionary-verified.

  16. बीमा

    Bi-maa

    Insurance

    Usage

    A word for talking about insurance.

    Grammar Note

    "बीमा" dictionary-verified.

  17. हाड टुटल

    Haad tu-tal

    Fracture

    Usage

    A way to tell of a broken bone.

    Grammar Note

    "हाड", "टुटब" dictionary-verified. "टुटल" is the past participle of "टुटब" "to break", spelled as in the dictionary.

  18. साँस लेबामे कठिनाइ

    Saans le-baa-me ka-thi-naa-i

    Difficulty breathing

    Usage

    A way to say you have difficulty breathing.

    Grammar Note

    "साँस", "लेब", "कठिनाइ" dictionary-verified. "लेबामे" is the verbal noun + "मे".

  19. चक्कर लागब

    Chak-kar laa-gab

    Dizziness

    Usage

    A way to say you feel dizzy.

    Grammar Note

    "चक्कर लागब" dictionary-verified.

  20. खून निकलब

    Khun nik-lab

    Bleeding

    Usage

    A way to say that someone is bleeding.

    Grammar Note

    "खून", "निकलब" dictionary-verified.

  21. जरबाक घाव

    Jar-baak ghaav

    Burn (injury)

    Usage

    A way to say burn injury.

    Grammar Note

    "जरब", "घाव" dictionary-verified. "जरबाक" is the genitive of the verbal noun "जरब" "to burn".

  22. घाव

    Ghaav

    Wound

    Usage

    A word for a wound.

    Grammar Note

    "घाव" dictionary-verified.

  23. कान

    Kaan

    Ear

    Usage

    Body part: ear.

    Grammar Note

    "कान" dictionary-verified.

  24. गरदनि

    Ga-rad-ni

    Neck

    Usage

    Body part: neck.

    Grammar Note

    "गरदनि" dictionary-verified.

  25. कान्ह

    Kaanh

    Shoulder

    Usage

    Body part: shoulder.

    Grammar Note

    "कान्ह" dictionary-verified. "कान्ह" appears in the dictionary only inside another entry; native check advised.

  26. ठेहुन

    The-hun

    Knee

    Usage

    Body part: knee.

    Grammar Note

    "ठेहुन" dictionary-verified.

  27. त्वचा

    Tva-chaa

    Skin

    Usage

    Body part: skin.

    Grammar Note

    "त्वचा" dictionary-verified.

  28. नाक

    Naak

    Nose

    Usage

    Body part: nose.

    Grammar Note

    "नाक" dictionary-verified.

  29. खोंखी

    Khon-khi

    Cough

    Usage

    A symptom word: cough.

    Grammar Note

    "खोंखी" dictionary-verified.

  30. कब्ज

    Kabj

    Constipation

    Usage

    A symptom word: constipation.

    Grammar Note

    "कब्ज" dictionary-verified.

  31. मासिक धर्म

    Maa-sik dharm

    Period (menstruation)

    Usage

    A word for menstruation.

    Grammar Note

    "मासिक धर्म" dictionary-verified.

  32. चिकित्सा प्रमाणपत्र

    Chi-kit-saa pra-maan-patr

    Medical certificate

    Usage

    A word for a medical certificate.

    Grammar Note

    "चिकित्सा", "प्रमाणपत्र" dictionary-verified. A two-word compound built from verified words.

  33. सर्दी लागब

    Sar-di laa-gab

    Common cold

    Usage

    A way to say you caught a cold.

    Grammar Note

    "सर्दी लागब" dictionary-verified.

  34. डाक्टर बजाउ!

    Daak-tar ba-jaa-u!

    Please call a doctor

    Usage

    To ask someone to call a doctor.

    Grammar Note

    "डाक्टर" dictionary-verified. "बजाउ" is the honorific imperative, as in the emergency cards. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  35. हमरा कमजोरी लगैत अछि।

    Ham-raa kam-jo-ri la-gait a-chhi.

    My body feels sluggish

    Usage

    When you feel weak and sluggish.

    Grammar Note

    "कमजोरी", "लागब" dictionary-verified. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  36. हमरा कैएक बेर उल्टी भेल।

    Ham-raa kai-ek ber ul-ti bhel.

    I have vomited several times

    Usage

    To say you have vomited several times.

    Grammar Note

    "कैएक", "बेर", "उल्टी" dictionary-verified. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  37. की हमरा आराम करए चाही?

    Ki ham-raa aa-raam ka-re chaa-hi?

    Do I need to rest?

    Usage

    To ask whether you should rest.

    Grammar Note

    "आराम" dictionary-verified. "Do I need to" is expressed with "चाही". Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

  38. दस्त

    Dast

    Diarrhea

    Usage

    A symptom word: diarrhea. The dictionary glosses it as "loose motion".

    Grammar Note

    "दस्त" dictionary-verified.

  39. पैखाना

    Pai-khaa-naa

    Stool

    Usage

    A plain word for stool, neither polite nor crude. A cozier everyday word for "poop" is easily confused with vulgar terms, so this word was used instead. "To defecate" is "पैखाना करब".

    Grammar Note

    "पैखाना" dictionary-verified (glossed "defecation, latrine"). A separate word, "शौचालय", is used for the toilet.

  40. पिसाब

    Pi-saab

    Urine

    Usage

    A neutral word for urine. Other colloquial words for "pee" are easily confused with vulgar terms, so this word was used instead. "To urinate" is "पिसाब करब".

    Grammar Note

    "पिसाब" dictionary-verified (the dictionary also lists "पेशाब").

  41. हमरा दस्त अछि।

    Ham-raa dast a-chhi.

    I have diarrhea

    Usage

    Tells a doctor or pharmacist you have diarrhea.

    Grammar Note

    "दस्त" dictionary-verified. Same "हमरा + symptom + अछि" pattern as the existing card "हमरा बोखार अछि।".

  42. हमरा कब्ज अछि।

    Ham-raa kabj a-chhi.

    I'm constipated

    Usage

    Tells a doctor or pharmacist you are constipated.

    Grammar Note

    "कब्ज" dictionary-verified (the same word as the existing word card). The "हमरा + symptom + अछि" pattern.

  43. हमरा पिसाब करए चाही।

    Ham-raa pi-saab ka-re chaa-hi.

    I need to pee

    Usage

    Tells a companion or a child you need to pee. Neither overly polite nor rough.

    Grammar Note

    "पिसाब करब" (to urinate) dictionary-verified. Same "हमरा + infinitive + चाही" pattern as the existing card "की हमरा आराम करए चाही?".

  44. हमरा पैखाना करए चाही।

    Ham-raa pai-khaa-naa ka-re chaa-hi.

    I need to poop

    Usage

    Tells a companion or a child you need to poop. Neither overly polite nor rough.

    Grammar Note

    "पैखाना करब" (to defecate) dictionary-verified. The "हमरा + infinitive + चाही" pattern.

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