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Arabic Medical Communication Guide

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Arabic Medical Communication Guide

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Arabic to communicate with patients.

English Arabic 

Day Yoom

Aiyaam Days

Usbuu3a week

Asaabii3a weeks

DAYS:

Sunday yoom alaHad

Monday yoom alithneen

Tuesday yoom atthhulatha’

Wednesday yoom alarbi3a’

Thursday yoom alkhamees

Friday yoom aljuma3a

Saturday yoom assabt

OCCUPATION:

Teacher ustaadh / ustaadha

Student Taalib/Taaliba

Manager Mudiir/Mudiira

Doctor Daktuur/daktuura

Engineer Muhandis/Muhandisa
NUMBERS:

Numbers Arabic

0 Sifr

1 waaHid

2 ithnaan

3 thalaatha

4 arba`a

5 khamsa

6 sitta

7 sab`a

8 thamaaniya

9 tis`a

10 ashara

11 aHad `ashar

12 ithnaa `ashar

13 thalaathata `ashar

14 arba`ata `ashar

15 khamsata `ashar

16 sittata `ashar
17 sab`ata `ashar

18 thamaaniyata `ashar

19 tis’ata `ashar

20 Ishruun

21 waaHid wa-`ashruun

22 ithnaan wa-`ashruun

23 thalaatha wa-`ashruun

30 thalathuun

40 arba`uun

50 khamsuun

60 sittuun

70 sab`uun

80 thamanuun

90 tis`uun

100 mi’a

200 mitayn

300 thalaath mi’a

1000 Alf

2000 alfayn
1000000(10 lakh) al-milyuun

al-bilyuun
1,000,000,000
 

number _____ ( train, bus, etc. ) Raqm

Half niSf

Less aqal

More akthar

GREETINGS:

Hello  Salam

Welcome Marhaban

How are you?(male) Kaifa haloka?

How are you?(female)

I’m fine, thank you. ana bikhayr, shukran

Nice to meet you. latif an uqabilak

Goodbye ma-assalama

Hello, friend (male) Ahlan sadiqi

Hello, friend (female) – Ahlan sadiqati

Good morning Sabah el kheer

Good evening Masaa el kheer


Long time, no see Lam naraka mundhu muddah

I missed you so much (male) Eshtaqto elaika katheera

I missed you so much (female) Eshtaqto elaiki katheera

How are you? (female) Kaifa haloki?

(I’m) good Jayed

I ‘m okay aadee

And what about you? (female) Wa anti?

And what about you? (male) Wa ant?

What is new? Maljadeed?

Nothing new Lashai jadeed

I have to go Yajebu an athhaba al aan

I will be right back Sa arje’o halan

Good night Tosbeho (male) / Tosbeheena (female) ‘ala khair –

See you later Araka (male) / Araki (female) fi ma ba’d

What is your name? maa ismuk

My name is Manu ismii Manu

What’s your name? (female) Ma esmouki?

I am very glad to meet you. anaa saäiid jiddan bimuqaabalatak

Where are you from? (female) Men ayna anti


Where are you from? (male) Men ayna anta

I’m from… Ana men..

What did you say? madhaa taquul?

I don’t understand. anaa laa afham.

 I understand perfectly. anaa afham tamaaman.

Can you speak more slowly? hal yumkinuk attaHadduth bibuT’

Where do you live? (female) Ayna taskuneen?

Where do you live? (male) Ayna taskun?

What do you do for a living? (female) Ma mehnatuki?

What do you do for a living? (male) Ma mehnatuk?

I work as a… A’mal ka

How old are you? (female) Kam howa umroki?

How old are you? (male) Kam howa umruk?

I’m (twenty) years old Umri eshreen sanah

It’s nice to meet you (female) Motasharefatun bema’refatek

It’s nice to meet you (male) Motasharefon bema’refatek

Do you speak Arabic? Hal tatakallam al-lughah al-‘arabīyah?

Slightly/Some Qaleelan

 
Please repeat mara thaaniya, min faDlik?

Yes naäam

No laa

Please. min faDlik

Thank you. shukran

You’re welcome äafwan

Excuse me . aläafw

I am sorry. arjuu almaädhira

 Go  ahead, be my guest tafaDDal

Thank you very much. shukran jaziilan.

I Anaa

He Huwa

She Hiya

We naHnu

you [M/F] anta/anti

you [plural] antum

They hum

 
FEELINGS:

Sad Haziin/Haziina

Tired ta‘baan/ta‘baana

Angry ghaDbaan/ghaDbaa

Thirsty aTshaan/‘aTshaa

Hungry jaw‘aan/jaw‘aa

Cold bardaan/bardaana

Hot Harraan/Harraa

Busy mashghuul/mashghuula

Sick mariiD/mariiDa

Late muta‘akhkhir/muta‘akhkhira

Good Wishes

Happy birthday – Eid meelad sa’eed

Happy New Year – Sana sa’eedah

Merry Christmas – A’yaad meelad Saeedah

Happy Ramadan – Ramadan mobarak

Happy Eid – Eid mobarak

Good luck – Bettawfeeq

Bless you – Rahimaka Allah

Good night, sweet dreams – Laila sa’eda wa ahlaam ladida


TRAVEL:

I’m lost! – Ada’tu tareeqi!

Can you help me? – Hal beemkanek mosa’adati?

Excuse me (passing by) – Alma’derah

Where is the bathroom? – Ayna ajedu al merhaad?

Where is the pharmacy? – Ayna ajedu assaidaliah?

What is this? – Ma hatha?

How much is this? – Kam howa thamanoh?

Can you speak slowly? – Takalam bebot’ men fadlek (male) /fadleki (female)?

Can you say it again? – A’ed men fadlek! (male) A’eedi men fadleki (female)

I don’t understand – La afham

I don’t know – La a’ref

I’m sorry (didn’t hear something) – ‘Afwan

My Arabic is bad – Lughati al arabic laisat kama yajib

COMMON WORDS:

Who?/What?…………Maza/Man

Where?/Why?……….Ayna/Lemaza

How much?…………..Kam ath-thaman

How much does it cost?………….Kam et-taklefa

How many?…………………………Kam al Aadad


Do you speak English?……….hal TaTaKalam alanglizia

I don’t speak Arabic……………ana La ataKalam El Aarabya

Nice to meet you…………………sarertu Lemuqabalatek

How do I get to?………………Kaeef yomKanany El Hosool ala?

Where is…?……………Ayna

Is this the way to..?………….Hal haza howa et-tareeq ela?

Can I drive here?…………Hal yomkanany El qayada hona

I Think I’m lost………………Annee mafqood

Is it safe/dangerous?……….Hal howa aamen/khatar

Where can I buy…?………..Ayna yomkanany shera?

Help!………………….mosaAda

I need a doctor……………….aHtaj ela Tabib

I have a fever…………….Aendee Huma

It hurts…………………Enahu Moalem

The pain is here…………….Al alam huna

Where is the bathroom?………..Ayna Al Hamam

Do you have a phone?…………Hal Ladika hatef

Where is the hospital?………Ayna Al mustashfaa

My car has broke down……….Sayaratee TaAtalat

Where is the nearest garage/petrol station……….Ayna aqrab Karaj/maHatet banseen


Where is the nearest cash machine?……..Ayna aqrab Saraf aalee

I need water/food Can you take me to…?


aHtaj ela myah wa TaAam hal TastatiaA An TaaKhoznee Le

My friend is hurt or sick…..sadeeqee moTaab/mareed

 laa afham. (I do not understand.)

 hal tafham? (Do you understand? [M])

 hal tafhamiin? (Do you understand? [F])

HOSPITAL SETTING:

English Standard Arabic

medicine aT-Tibb

nursing at-tamriiD

doctor Tabiib (pl.) aTibbaa’

dentist Tabiib al-asnaan

surgeon jarraaH (pl.) jarraaHuun

nurse mumarriD (pl.) mumarriDuun

patient mariiD (pl.) marDa

hospital mustašfa (pl.) mustašfayaat

clinic 3iyaada (pl.) 3iyaadaat

pharmacy Saidaliyya (pl.) Saidaliyyaat


ambulance is3aaf (pl.) is3aafaat

disease maraD (pl.) amraaD

chronic muzmin

infectious saari

contagious mu3d

infection 3adwa

parasite Tufaili (pl.) Tufailiyaat

cancer maraD as-saraTaan

diabetes maraD as-sukkar

arthritis at-tihaab al-mafSil

asthma rabw

AIDS al-aidz (naqS al-manaa3a al-muktasaba)

heart attack azma qalbiyya

coma ġaibuuba

clot jalTa (pl.) jalaTaat

stroke jalTa dimaaġiyya

bird flu influenza aT-Tuyuur

allergy (to) Hassaasiyya min

cold baarida
rašH zukaam

sore throat it-tihaab fiz-zoor

appendicitis at-tihaab az-zaa’ida ad-duudiya

bronchitis at-tihaab aš-šu3b al-hawaa’iyya

hypertension irtifaa3 DaġT ad-damm

arteosclerosis taSallub aš-šaraayiin

cirrhosis talayyuf

autism tawaHHud

chicken pox judiiri al-maa’

leprosy judaam

kidney stone HaSwa (pl.) HaSayaat al-kulya

meningitis al-Humma aš-šawkiyya

tuberculosis daran

leukemia saraTaan ad-damm

epilepsy Sara3

osteoporosis hašaašat al-3iZaam

symptom 3araD (pl.) a3raaD

headache Sudaa3

insomnia araq

heartburn HumuuDa
diarrhea ishaal

stomach cramping

constipation imsaak

indigestion 3usr haDm

suu’ al-haDm

bruise kadma (pl.) kadamaat

burn Harq (pl.) Huruuq

sunburn Harq aš-šams

laceration tamazzuq

scratch, graze xadš (pl.) xuduuš

cut qaT3 (pl.) quTuu3

wound jarH (pl.) juruuH

boil dummal (pl.) damaamil

swelling; tumor waram (pl.) awraam

inflammation; infection tihaab

dizziness dawxa

vomiting qay’/taqayyu’

nausea ġatayaan

shock Sadma (pl.) Sadamaat


temperature darajat al-Haraara

fever Humma (pl.) Hummayaat

degree daraja (pl.) darajaat

broken (arm) (diraa3) maksuur

benign (in reference to tumors etc.) min an-naw3 al-Hamiid

malignant (in reference to tumors etc.) min an-naw3 al-xabiit

thermometer miqyaas (pl.) maqaayiis al-Haraara

stethoscope sammaa3a (pl.) sammaa3aat

X-ray aši33a/aši33at iks

blood pressure DaġT ad-damm

medicine, medication dawaa’ (pl.) adwiya

pill qurS (pl.) aqraaS

tablet qurS (pl.) aqraaS

syrup šaraab (pl.) ašriba

antibiotic muDaadd Hayawi

dose (e.g. of medicine) jar3a (pl.) jar3aat

ointment marham (pl.) maraahim

dihaan (pl.) adhina

vaccine laqaaH
gauze šaaš

bandage, dressing Dimaad

band-aid plastar

stitches ġuraz (sing.) ġurza

cast, splint jabiira (pl.) jabaa’ir

crutch 3ukkaaz (pl.) 3ukkaazaat

disinfectant muTahhir (pl.) muTahhiraat

anesthesia taxdiir

operation 3amaliyya (pl.) 3amaliyyaat

surgery jiraaHa

amputation batr

autopsy tašriiH

abortion ijhaaD

hysterectomy isti’Saal ar-raHim

(heart) transplant zar3 (al-qalb)

chemotherapy 3ilaaj kiimiyaa’i

plastic surgery 3amaliyyat tajmiil

liposuction 3amaliyat shufT ad-duhuun

health SiHHa
sick, ill mariid (pl.) marDa

healthy, sound saliim (pl.) sulamaa’

weak Da3iif (pl.) Du3afaa’

strong qawi (pl.) aqwiyaa’

blind a3ma (masc.) – 3amyaa’ (fem.) (pl.) 3umy

kafiif

deaf aTraš (masc.) – Taršaa’ (fem.) (pl.) Turš

paralyzed mašluul

handicapped ma3uuq

disabled malġi

mentally disabled mutaxallif 3aqliyyan

to scratch (as in injure) xadaša – yaxdišu (xadš)

to scratch (ex. a mosquito bite) Haraša – yaHriš (Harš)

to sting, bite qaraSa – yaqruSu (qarS)

sting, bite qarSa (pl.) qaraSaat

to bite 3aDDa – ya3aDDu (3aDD)

to bleed nazafa – yanzifu (nazf/naziif)

to feel (ex. pain, an emotion) ša3ara – yaš3ura (šu3uur) bi

to hurt (cause pain) waji3a – yawja3u (waja3)


to hurt (be in pain) alima – ya’lamu (alam)

to throb (in pain)

to be injured, hurt

pain waja3 (pl.) awjaa3

alam (pl.) aalaam

to bruise kadama – yakdimu (kadm)

to swell warima – yarimu (waram)

to break (s.t.) kassara – yukassiru (taksiir)

to sprain lawa – yalwi (luwiiy)

to sneeze 3aTasa – ya3Tisu (3aTs/3iTaas)

(a) sneeze 3aTsa

to cough sa3ala – yas3ulu (su3aal)

(a) cough su3la

stuffed-up nose anf muzkam

runny nose

to vomit taqayyaa’ – yataqayyaa’ (taqayyu’)

istafraġa – yastafriġu (istifraaġ)

prevention of wiqaaya min

to examine medically faHaSa – yafHaS (faHS)


medical examination faHS (pl.) fuHuuS

to measure qaasa – yaqiisu (qiyaas)

to inject Haqana – yaHqinu (Haqn)

shot, injection Huqna (pl.) Huqan

ibra (pl.) ibar

to sterilize 3aqqama – yu3aqqimu (ta3qiim)

to diagnose šaxxaSa – yušaxxiSu (tašxiiS)

to prescribe waSafa – yaSifu (waSfa)

prescription waSfa (pl.) waSafaat

to treat (an illness) 3aalaja – yu3aaliju (mu3aalaja)

to cure (a disease) šafa – yašfi (šifaa’)

to get sick mariDa – yamraDu (maraD)

to get better taHassana – yataHassanu (taHassun)

 WISH YOU GOOD LUCK ……….

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