Pharmacy & Health

18 phrases · Luxembourgish with romanization, English and audio

  1. Hutt Dir eppes géint Kappwéi?

    Do you have headache medicine?

    Usage

    Asks a pharmacist for something against a headache.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Eppes géint … means something against …. Kappwéi is masculine

  2. Ech brauch eppes géint Mowéi

    I need stomach medicine

    Usage

    Asks for something against stomach ache.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Mowéi means stomach ache; eppes géint stands in for stomach medicine

  3. Ech brauch eppes géint Duerchfall

    I need anti-diarrhea medicine

    Usage

    Asks for something against diarrhoea.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Duerchfall is masculine

  4. Ech hu Féiwer

    I have a fever

    Usage

    Says you have a fever.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Hunn loses its n before F and becomes hu (n-rule)

  5. Ech hunn eng Allergie

    I have an allergy

    Usage

    Says you have an allergy.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Hunn keeps its n before the vowel of eng (n-rule)

  6. Ech brauch Plooschteren

    I need bandages/plasters

    Usage

    Asks for sticking plasters.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Plooschter (plural Plooschteren) is glossed as sticking plaster

  7. Ech brauch Sonnecrème

    I need sunscreen

    Usage

    Asks for sunscreen.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Sonnecrème is feminine

  8. Wéi muss ech dëst Medikament huelen?

    How do I take this medicine?

    Usage

    Asks how to take a medicine.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Medikament is neuter, hence dëst. Huelen is used for taking medicine

  9. Brauch ech eng Ordonnance?

    Do I need a prescription?

    Usage

    Asks whether a prescription is needed.

    Grammar Note

    Composed from dictionary-verified words. Ordonnance is feminine; Rezept (neuter) means the same

  10. D'Ordonnance

    Prescription

    Usage

    The word for a prescription.

    Grammar Note

    The feminine noun Ordonnance

  11. D'Apdikt

    Pharmacy

    Usage

    The word for a pharmacy; signs usually say Pharmacie in French.

    Grammar Note

    The feminine noun Apdikt (German Apotheke)

  12. Den Thermometer

    Thermometer (clinical)

    Usage

    The word for a thermometer.

    Grammar Note

    The masculine noun Thermometer. Den keeps its n before t

  13. De Verband

    Bandage

    Usage

    The word for a bandage.

    Grammar Note

    The masculine noun Verband; plural Verbänn

  14. D'Desinfektiounsmëttel

    Disinfectant

    Usage

    The word for a disinfectant.

    Grammar Note

    The neuter noun Desinfektiounsmëttel

  15. De Mundschutz

    Face mask

    Usage

    The word for a surgical mask.

    Grammar Note

    The masculine noun Mundschutz; it means a surgical mask

  16. D'Bind

    Sanitary pad

    Usage

    The word for a sanitary towel.

    Grammar Note

    The feminine noun Bind; plural Binden

  17. De Kondom

    Condom

    Usage

    The word for a condom.

    Grammar Note

    The masculine noun Kondom

  18. D'Aendrëpsen

    Eye drops

    Usage

    The word for eye drops (plural only).

    Grammar Note

    The feminine noun Aendrëpsen, used as a plural

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