Health is the thirteenth episode of English to Hebrew.
List of words translated to Hebrew[]
health illness disease sickness well-being diet lifestyle fitness appointment examination check up pulse blood pressure referral (second) opinion diagnosis (pl. diagnoses) prognosis (pl. prognoses) symptom pain ache agony suffering excruciating pain headache runny nose blocked nose cough temperature fever shiver sweat perspiration sweating perspiring inflammation itch lump rash swelling pimple nausea vomiting vomit diarrh(o)ea constipation bleeding blood nosebleed h(a)emorrhage clot paralysis cramp (muscle) cramp spasm convulsion seizure fit giddiness dizziness fainting fit fainting spell (US) spot(s) jaundice complaint allergy infection earache ear infection sore throat heartburn indigestion stomach ache tummy ache backache sunstroke dehydration seasickness hay fever cold head cold influenza flu pimples acne blister wart accident trauma injury wound scratch bruise bite sting splinter cut burn scald scar sprain fracture heart attack stroke disease condition epidemic contagion incubation bronchitis pneumonia rheumatism kidney stones ulcer diabetes an(a)emia meningitis diphtheria tuberculosis tetanus lockjaw polio poliomyelitis typhus typhoid malaria rabies cholera plague leprosy AIDS cancer tumo(u)r anorexia chicken pox smallpox measles German measles rubella mumps hepatitis whooping cough asthma patient convalescent doctor physician (US) GP (GB: General Practitioner) general practitioner (GB) consultant specialist surgeon anesthesiologist (US) an(a)esthetist cardiologist heart specialist optician eye specialist ophthalmologist ear, nose and throat specialist (ENT) dermatologist orthop(a)edist p(a)ediatrician oncologist gyn(a)ecologist neurologist gastroenterologist dentist (dental) hygienist chemist (GB) druggist (US) pharmacist nurse male nurse orderly paramedic physiotherapist radiographer lab(oratory) assistant occupational therapist speech therapist clinic hospital emergency room (US) Accident and Emergency (GB) casualty room (GB) ward ambulance stretcher laboratory pharmacy house call treatment medicine alternative medicine therapy first aid rehabilitation prescription medication dosage drug instruction leaflet side effect tablet capsule pill lozenge syrup suppository ointment cream drops spray solution disinfectant antiseptic antibiotic tranquillizer/ser injection shot (US) jab (GB) syringe drip blood transfusion bandage plaster (GB) band-aid (US) cotton wool radiograph X-ray ultrasound (plaster) cast sling surgery operation transplant physiotherapy chemotherapy radiotherapy wheelchair crutches splint thermometer holistic medicine shiatsu massage shiatsu massage acupuncture acupressure reflexology Alexander Technique aromatherapy hypnotherapy recuperation recovery convalescence relief cure rest sleep vitamin mineral cause microbe germ virus bacterium (pl. bacteria) prevention immunization/sation vaccination dose immunity vaccine antibody blood/urine test screening early detection mammogram receding gums toothache bacterial plaque tartar scaling caries dental decay cavity hole extraction filling root canal (treatment) crown bridge false tooth implant braces healthy unhealthy normal abnormal sick ill weak wounded dizzy giddy unconscious stiff paralyzed/sed disabled visually impaired blind deaf hearing impaired dumb ana(e)mic sore painful slight (pain) sharp (pain) intense unbearable recovering recuperating medical physical pathological infectious contagious acute chronic malignant benign endemic epidemic pandemic bacterial parasitic harmful severe serious hereditary common rare recurrent toxic poisonous contaminated infected allergic itching addicted fatal terminal incurable curable to fall ill/sick to be ill/sick to suffer to hurt, to ache to hurt (someone) to injure to wound to catch a cold to cough to sniff to sneeze to spit to be sick to vomit, to throw up to perspire to sweat to shiver to dislocate to break to itch to scratch to rub to bleed to clot to infect to give (someone) (e.g. chickenpox) to catch (illness/disease) to be/get infected to affect to break out to spread to contaminate to make an appointment to see a doctor to examine to take (someone’s) blood pressure/pulse to refer to diagnose to treat to prescribe to consult to immunize/se to vaccinate to get a jab (GB) to get a shot (US) to inject to give a shot (US) to give a jab (GB) to dress to disinfect to limp to faint to resuscitate to lose consciousness to regain consciousness to operate to stitch to transplant to relieve to soothe to cure to heal to feel better to get better (US) to improve to get worse (US) to recover to recuperate