Pharmacy & Health

1. وين الصيدلية؟

   Wēn iṣ-ṣaydaliyya?

   Where is the pharmacy?

   Usage

   The basic way to look for a pharmacy. Signs are usually written with Standard Arabic صيدلية

   Grammar Note

   Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. الصيدلية has the same form as in Modern Standard Arabic

2. في صيدلية قريبة؟

   Fī ṣaydaliyya garība?

   Is there a pharmacy nearby?

   Usage

   "Is there ...?" starts with في. The negative is ما في ("there isn't")

   Grammar Note

   Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels are estimated

3. داير علاج لوجع الراس

   Dāyir ʿilāj li-wajaʿ ir-rās

   I need something for a headache

   Usage

   داير means "want". A woman says دايرة (dāyira). The body part follows as a plain noun

   Grammar Note

   Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. علاج has the same form as in Modern Standard Arabic. Vowels are estimated

4. داير علاج لوجع البطن

   Dāyir ʿilāj li-wajaʿ il-baṭun

   I need something for a stomachache

   Usage

   For an upset stomach on the road. A woman says دايرة (dāyira)

   Grammar Note

   Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels are estimated

5. داير علاج للحمة

   Dāyir ʿilāj lil-ḥumma

   I need something for a fever

   Usage

   For a fever. Tropical illnesses such as malaria exist, so see a clinic if a high fever persists

   Grammar Note

   Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Vowels are estimated

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