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Revision as of 21:41, 2 April 2023
Body Parts
Knowing the different body parts in Rundi is crucial when seeking medical care or explaining your symptoms to a healthcare provider. Here are some of the most common body parts in Rundi:
Rundi | Pronunciation | English |
---|---|---|
Ishi | EE-shee | Head |
Mutwe | MOO-tweh | Hair |
Ijwi | EYE-jwee | Ear |
Umuzungu | oo-moo-ZOOngoo | Eye |
Irya | EE-ryah | Nose |
Ibibazo | ee-bee-BAH-zo | Mouth |
Umuzi | oo-MOO-zee | Tooth |
Inkunga | een-KOON-gah | Neck |
Imitwe | ee-ME-tweh | Shoulders |
Ibyuma | ee-BYOO-mah | Arms |
Iburi | ee-BOO-ree | Chest |
Isuku | ee-SOO-koo | Stomach |
Irya ry’umutima | EE-ryah ryoo-moo-TEE-mah | Heart |
Iby’umutima | ee-byoo-moo-TEE-mah | Blood Vessels |
Umugongo | oo-moo-GOHN-goh | Back |
Ibigori | ee-bee-GOH-ree | Hips |
Icyapa | ee-CHA-pah | Legs |
Iburi | ee-BOO-ree | Feet |
Common Illnesses
When you're feeling under the weather, it's important to be able to identify and describe your symptoms in Rundi. Here are some of the most common illnesses and symptoms:
Physical Symptoms
- Ikiboho cy'umubiri – fever
- Ubusumbane – fatigue
- Ubufasha – sweating
- Inywa – vomiting
- Isonga – diarrhea
- Uburyohe – cough
- Amara – headache
- Ubwiru – dizziness
- Indwara y'imitima – heart disease
- Ikintu kitagira ingaruka kibaye ibyoherwe – allergic reaction
- Ihuriro ry'ururimi – sore throat
Mental Health Symptoms
- Umubiri guca mu nshuti zunkurikira – depression
- Ubwiru bwacyenda – anxiety
- Ibusadu – stress
- Urufunguzo – insomnia
- Ubuhanuzi buhagije – hallucinations
- Imitima ijyana ikibazo – panic attacks
Medical Treatment
Understanding medical treatment terminology in Rundi is important when seeking medical care in Burundi. Here are some common medical treatment terms:
General Medical Terminology
- Ubuzima – health
- Indwara – illness
- Imyigaragambyo – medical examination
- Imyenda – prescription
- Imyenda ihabwa mu myenda – over-the-counter medication
- Ubwishyu bw'ihari – medical insurance
Medications and Treatments
- Amatabaro – pills
- Imirire – injections
- Ubwoko bwo kugabanya amaraso – blood type
- Uburenganzira bwo kugira ubuzima bwiza – right to health care
- Inyuma mbyaro – traditional medicine
- Ubuvuzi bukomoka ku buntu – holistic medicine
Skin and Hygiene
Maintaining personal hygiene is crucial to staying healthy and avoiding illness. Here are some hygiene-related vocabulary words in Rundi:
Hygiene
- Ibiribwa – soap
- Ijwi ry'umwuka – deodorant
- Impura – rag/cloth
- Inyanya – toothbrush
- Idashingo – towel
- Intoki – shampoo
Skin
- Umuravumba – rash
- Imyenda y'ubuzima bw'umwuka – sunscreen
- Impala – blister
- Imyenda yubuzima bw'umwambere – moisturizer
- Ubwanko bw'umuceri – acne
Conclusion
Congratulations! You have learned a lot of new vocabulary related to health and emergencies in Rundi. Keep practicing, and your language skills will continue to improve.
Other Lessons
- Food
- Health
- Common Greetings
- Describing Relationships
- Count to 10
- Modes of Transportation
- Days and Months
- Clothes
- Emergency Vocabulary
- Drinks
Sources