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Words and Phrases for Talking About Injuries
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exánthima
εξάνθημα
neutral
(n)
rash
Éhi éna exánthima.
Έχει ένα εξάνθημα.
He has a rash.
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travmatízo
τραυματίζω
(v)
injure
Travmátisa to pódi moy.
Τραυμάτισα το πόδι μου.
I injured my foot.
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kátagma
κάταγμα
neutral
(n)
fracture
emoragó
αιμορραγώ
(v)
bleed
grajuniá
γρατζουνιά
feminine
(n)
scratch
tsímbima
τσίμπημα
neutral
(n)
bite
O ómos mu íne exarthroménos.
Ο ώμος μου είναι εξαρθρωμένος.
(s)
My shoulder is dislocated.
Ého epódines fuskáles sto pódi mu.
Έχω επώδυνες φουσκάλες στο πόδι μου.
(s)
I have painful blisters on my foot.
melaniá
μελανιά
feminine
(n)
bruise
diásisi
διάσειση
feminine
(n)
concussion
mavrizméno máti
μαυρισμένο μάτι
neutral
(p)
black eye
Ého éna iliakó éngavma.
Έχω ένα ηλιακό έγκαυμα.
(s)
I have a sunburn.
Kópika kathós mayíreva.
Κόπηκα καθώς μαγείρευα.
(s)
I cut myself while cooking.
gdérno
γδέρνω
(v)
scrape
Ipárhi éna períergo exóngoma ston zvérko mu.
Υπάρχει ένα περίεργο εξόγκωμα στον σβέρκο μου.
(s)
There is a strange lump on my neck.
To gónató mu íne prizméno.
Το γόνατό μου είναι πρησμένο.
(s)
My knee is swollen.
Nomízo óti strambúlixa ton astrágaló mu.
Νομίζω ότι στραμπούληξα τον αστράγαλό μου.
(s)
I think I sprained my ankle.
Ipárhi mía megáli angída stin palámi mu.
Υπάρχει μία μεγάλη αγκίδα στην παλάμη μου.
(s)
There is a large splinter in my palm.
pliyí
πληγή
feminine
(n)
wound
Me tsímbise mia mélisa.
Με τσίμπησε μια μέλισσα.
(s)
I was stung by a bee.
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