Health & Hospital

1. مےٚ چھُ ژاس

   Me chu ċās

   I have a cough

   Usage

   Tell a pharmacist or doctor your symptom.

   Grammar Note

   Dative possession (مےٚ چھُ …); ژاس is confirmed in Wiktionary (ċās: cough) and ks.wikipedia (10 uses). Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

2. مےٚ چھُ دود

   Me chu dōd

   I am in pain

   Usage

   Tell someone you are in pain; point to the spot.

   Grammar Note

   دود is confirmed in Wiktionary (dōd: ache, pain) and ks.wikipedia (49 uses). Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

3. بہٕ چھُس دَوا کانٛچھان

   Bụ chus davā kānchān

   I want some medicine

   Usage

   Masculine-speaker form. A woman says چھَس in place of چھُس.

   Grammar Note

   دَوا is confirmed in Wiktionary (davā: medicine) and is spelled as in the existing card. Composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar.

4. مٕتھٕر

   Mụthụr

   Pee (urine)

   Usage

   No everyday word for "pee" could be confirmed in a dictionary, so this is the dictionary word for urine. Point to it at a check-up to describe a urine problem.

   Grammar Note

   A masculine noun from Sanskrit mūtra. Confirmed in en.wiktionary (mụthụr: urine) and in the ks.wikipedia article "مٕتھٕر ژٕرن". Synonyms include زَل and پیٚشاب.

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