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Health in Luxembourgish

54 words, sorted by level. Each shows the English, German and French translation and a sentence you might actually hear. Nouns carry their article.

de Duuschtnoun, A1
thirst
DE Durst · FR soif
Ech hunn Duuscht. — I am thirsty.
de Hongernoun, A1
hunger
DE Hunger · FR faim
Ech hunn Honger. — I am hungry.
iessenverb, A1
to eat
DE essen · FR manger
Mir iessen um zwielef. — We eat at twelve.
krankadjective, A1
sick, ill
DE krank · FR malade
Ech sinn haut krank. — I am sick today.
middadjective, A1
tired
DE müde · FR fatigué
Ech sinn ganz midd. — I am very tired.
schlofenverb, A1
to sleep
DE schlafen · FR dormir
D'Kand schléift schonn. — The child is already sleeping.
d’Bauchwéinoun, A2
stomachache
DE Bauchschmerzen · FR mal de ventre
D'Kand huet Bauchwéi. — The child has a stomachache.
d’Féiwernoun, A2
fever
DE Fieber · FR fièvre
D'Kand huet Féiwer. — The child has a fever.
gesondadjective, A2
healthy
DE gesund · FR en bonne santé
Hie ka erëm gesond. — He is healthy again.
gesond bleiwenphrase, A2
to stay healthy
DE gesund bleiben · FR rester en bonne santé
Bleif gesond! — Stay healthy!
d’Gesondheetnoun, A2
health
DE Gesundheit · FR santé
Gesondheet ass wichteg. — Health is important.
d’Grippnoun, A2
flu
DE Grippe · FR grippe
Hie läit mat der Gripp am Bett. — He is in bed with the flu.
de Houschtnoun, A2
cough
DE Husten · FR toux
Ech hunn e schlëmme Houscht. — I have a bad cough.
d’Kappwéinoun, A2
headache
DE Kopfschmerzen · FR mal de tête
Ech hunn Kappwéi. — I have a headache.
krank ginnphrase, A2
to fall ill
DE krank werden · FR tomber malade
Am Wanter gi vill Leit krank. — In winter many people fall ill.
d’Krankheetnoun, A2
illness, disease
DE Krankheit · FR maladie
Hatt huet eng schlëmm Krankheet. — She has a serious illness.
de Schlofnoun, A2
sleep
DE Schlaf · FR sommeil
Ech brauch méi Schlof. — I need more sleep.
d’Schnappnoun, A2
cold (illness)
DE Schnupfen, Erkältung · FR rhume
Ech hunn eng Schnapp. — I have a cold.
d’Allergienoun, B1
allergy
DE Allergie · FR allergie
Ech hunn eng Allergie géint Nëss. — I have a nut allergy.
d’Behandlungnoun, B1
treatment
DE Behandlung · FR traitement
D'Behandlung dauert sechs Méint. — The treatment lasts six months.
blesséiertadjective, B1
injured, hurt
DE verletzt · FR blessé
De Spiller ass blesséiert. — The player is injured.
d’Diätnoun, B1
diet
DE Diät · FR régime
Ech maachen eng Diät. — I am on a diet.
heelenverb, B1
to heal
DE heilen · FR guérir
D'Wonn heelt lues. — The wound heals slowly.
houschtenverb, B1
to cough
DE husten · FR tousser
D'Kand houscht d'ganz Nuecht. — The child coughs all night.
d’Kraaftnoun, B1
strength, force
DE Kraft · FR force
Ech hu keng Kraaft méi. — I have no strength left.
midd ginnphrase, B1
to get tired
DE müde werden · FR se fatiguer
Ech ginn owes midd. — I get tired in the evening.
de Muskelnoun, B1
muscle
DE Muskel · FR muscle
No der Sport deet de Muskel wéi. — After sports the muscle hurts.
d’Müdegkeetnoun, B1
fatigue, tiredness
DE Müdigkeit · FR fatigue
Eng grouss Müdegkeet huet mech iwwerfall. — A great tiredness came over me.
niesenverb, B1
to sneeze
DE niesen · FR éternuer
Ech muss niesen. — I have to sneeze.
d’Pfleegnoun, B1
care, nursing
DE Pflege · FR soins
Déi al Fra brauch Pfleeg. — The old woman needs care.
de Schmäerznoun, B1
pain
DE Schmerz · FR douleur
De Schmäerz ass staark. — The pain is strong.
schwangeradjective, B1
pregnant
DE schwanger · FR enceinte
Meng Schwëster ass schwanger. — My sister is pregnant.
sech ausrouenverb, B1
to rest
DE sich ausruhen · FR se reposer
Du solls dech ausrouen. — You should rest.
sech bessernverb, B1
to get better, recover
DE sich bessern · FR aller mieux
Et bessert sech lues. — It is getting better slowly.
sech erkältenverb, B1
to catch a cold
DE sich erkälten · FR attraper froid
Ech hunn mech erkält. — I have caught a cold.
d’Verletzungnoun, B1
injury
DE Verletzung · FR blessure
D'Verletzung heelt lues. — The injury heals slowly.
de Virusnoun, B1
virus
DE Virus · FR virus
De Virus verbreet sech séier. — The virus spreads quickly.
d’Wonnnoun, B1
wound
DE Wunde · FR blessure
D'Wonn deet wéi. — The wound hurts.
wuel fillenphrase, B1
to feel well
DE sich wohlfühlen · FR se sentir bien
Ech fille mech wuel hei. — I feel well here.
de Wéierchtnoun, B1
pain, ache
DE Schmerz · FR douleur
Ech hunn e Wéi um Been. — I have a pain in my leg.
de Blutdrocknoun, B2
blood pressure
DE Blutdruck · FR tension artérielle
Säi Blutdrock ass ze héich. — His blood pressure is too high.
chroneschadjective, B2
chronic
DE chronisch · FR chronique
Hien huet chronesch Réckwéi. — He has chronic back pain.
d’Diagnosnoun, B2
diagnosis
DE Diagnose · FR diagnostic
D'Diagnos war e Schock fir hatt. — The diagnosis was a shock for her.
diagnostizéierenverb, B2
to diagnose
DE diagnostizieren · FR diagnostiquer
Den Dokter huet d'Krankheet diagnostizéiert. — The doctor diagnosed the illness.
d’Entzündungnoun, B2
inflammation
DE Entzündung · FR inflammation
Hien huet eng Entzündung um Knéi. — He has an inflammation on his knee.
d’Erkrankungnoun, B2
illness, disease
DE Erkrankung · FR maladie
Eng chronesch Erkrankung erfuerdert Pfleeg. — A chronic illness requires care.
d’Genesungnoun, B2
recovery, convalescence
DE Genesung · FR convalescence
Ech wënschen dir eng gutt Genesung. — I wish you a good recovery.
d’Heelungnoun, B2
healing, cure
DE Heilung · FR guérison
D'Heelung huet laang gedauert. — The healing took a long time.
d’Immunsystemnoun, B2
immune system
DE Immunsystem · FR système immunitaire
E staarkt Immunsystem ass wichteg. — A strong immune system is important.
de Nervnoun, B2
nerve
DE Nerv · FR nerf
En Nerv ass ageklämmt. — A nerve is pinched.
d’Schwellungnoun, B2
swelling
DE Schwellung · FR gonflement
D'Schwellung geet lues zréck. — The swelling is slowly going down.
de Schäerflëschtennoun, B2
rash
DE Hautausschlag · FR éruption cutanée
De Schäerflëschten juckt staark. — The rash itches a lot.
d’Symptomnoun, B2
symptom
DE Symptom · FR symptôme
D'éischt Symptomer sinn elo do. — The first symptoms are now present.
ustiechendadjective, B2
contagious, infectious
DE ansteckend · FR contagieux
Dës Krankheet ass ustiechend. — This illness is contagious.

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