Recently my haemorrhoids, which I've had from before, are painful.
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Haemorrhoids
//ˈhɛməɹɔɪdz//
Synonyms for "haemorrhoids" (2 found)
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6 entriesTranslations
62 translations across 41 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- aambei noun (a pathological condition)
Arabic
1 entries- بَوَاسِير noun (a pathological condition)
Armenian
1 entries- թութք noun (a pathological condition)
Bulgarian
1 entries- хемороѝди noun (a pathological condition)
Catalan
1 entries- morenes noun (a pathological condition)
Chinese
1 entries- 痔瘡 /痔疮 noun (a pathological condition)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 痔瘡 /痔疮 noun (a pathological condition)
Crimean Tatar
2 entries- basur noun (a pathological condition)
- mayasıl noun (a pathological condition)
Danish
2 entries- hæmorider noun (a pathological condition)
- hæmorroider noun (a pathological condition)
Dutch
1 entries- aambeien noun (a pathological condition)
Finnish
1 entries- peräpukamat noun (a pathological condition)
French
1 entries- hémorroïdes noun (a pathological condition)
Galician
1 entries- almorás noun (a pathological condition)
German
1 entries- Hämorrhoiden noun (a pathological condition)
Greek
1 entries- αιμορροΐδες noun (a pathological condition)
Hindi
2 entries- अर्श noun (a pathological condition)
- बवासीर noun (a pathological condition)
Hungarian
1 entries- aranyér noun (a pathological condition)
Icelandic
1 entries- gylliniæð noun (a pathological condition)
Irish
2 entries- fíocas noun (a pathological condition)
- haemaróidí noun (a pathological condition)
Italian
1 entries- emorroidi noun (a pathological condition)
Japanese
2 entries- 痔 noun (a pathological condition)
- 痔疾 noun (a pathological condition)
Korean
1 entries- 치질 noun (a pathological condition)
Macedonian
1 entries- хемороиди noun (a pathological condition)
Middle English
1 entries- emeroides noun (a pathological condition)
Neapolitan
3 entries- merruóieto noun (a pathological condition)
- merròjde noun (a pathological condition)
- stummacale noun (a pathological condition)
Persian
1 entries- بواسیر noun (a pathological condition)
Polish
1 entries- hemoroidy noun (a pathological condition)
Portuguese
3 entries- almorreimas noun (a pathological condition)
- almorroidas noun (a pathological condition)
- hemorroidas noun (a pathological condition)
Russian
1 entries- геморро́й noun (a pathological condition)
Sanskrit
3 entries- अर्श noun (a pathological condition)
- अर्शस् noun (a pathological condition)
- मूलव्याधि noun (a pathological condition)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- neasgaidean fala noun (a pathological condition)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- bàsur noun (a pathological condition)
- hemoroídi noun (a pathological condition)
- šúljevi noun (a pathological condition)
- ба̀сур noun (a pathological condition)
Spanish
2 entries- almorranas noun (a pathological condition)
- hemorroides noun (a pathological condition)
Swedish
1 entries- hemorrojder noun (a pathological condition)
Tagalog
3 entries- balaid noun (a pathological condition)
- bulaid noun (a pathological condition)
- kilmos noun (a pathological condition)
Thai
1 entries- ริดสีดวงทวาร noun (a pathological condition)
Turkish
2 entries- basur noun (a pathological condition)
- mayasıl noun (a pathological condition)
Ukrainian
1 entries- геморо́й noun (a pathological condition)
Urdu
1 entries- بواسیر noun (a pathological condition)
Vietnamese
1 entries- trĩ noun (a pathological condition)
Welsh
2 entries- clwy'r marchogion noun (a pathological condition)
- peils noun (a pathological condition)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
I have haemorrhoids, so sitting down hurts.
Source: tatoeba (11490628)
"I hope the worst is behind me". - France's midfielder Florent Malouds reveals he had an operation for haemorrhoids shortly after arriving in Germany for the World Cup" Argus 17 June 2006 p.14
Source: wiktionary
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