Medicine

//ˈmɛd.ɪ.s(ɪ)n//

Translations of "medicine" (183 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	medisyne(substance which promotes healing)	—
Ahtna	bedesnii(substance which promotes healing)	—
Alabama	aissi(substance which promotes healing), apofka(ritual Native American magic)	—
Albanian	barna(substance which promotes healing), barna(treatment or cure), ilaç(substance which promotes healing), mjekësi(field of study)	—
Amharic	ሕክምና(substance which promotes healing)	ḥəkməna
Ancient Greek	βοήθημα(substance which promotes healing), φαρμάκευμα(substance which promotes healing), φαρμάκιον(substance which promotes healing), ἰατρική(field of study), ἴαμα(substance which promotes healing)	boḗthēma, pharmákeuma, pharmákion, iatrikḗ, íama
Arabic	دَوَاء(substance which promotes healing), دَوَاء(treatment or cure), شِفَاء(treatment or cure), طِبّ(field of study), طِبّ(profession), عِلَاج(treatment or cure)	dawāʔ, dawāʔ, šifāʔ, ṭibb, ṭibb, ʕilāj
Aramaic	סמא(substance which promotes healing)	sāma
Armenian	բժշկագիտություն(field of study), բժշկություն(field of study), բժշկություն(profession), բուժում(treatment or cure), դեղ(substance which promotes healing), դեղ(treatment or cure), դեղորայք(substance which promotes healing), դեղորայք(treatment or cure)	bžškagitutʻyun, bžškutʻyun, bžškutʻyun, bužum, deġ, deġ, deġoraykʻ, deġoraykʻ
Assamese	ঔষধ(substance which promotes healing), দৰৱ(substance which promotes healing)	ouxodh, dorow
Asturian	melecina(substance which promotes healing)	—
Atong (India)	sam(substance which promotes healing)	—
Avar	дарман(substance which promotes healing), дару(substance which promotes healing)	darman, daru
Azerbaijani	dərman(substance which promotes healing), tibb(field of study), əlac(substance which promotes healing)	—
Bangi	mono(substance which promotes healing)	—
Bashkir	дарыу(substance which promotes healing), дауа(substance which promotes healing), дауа(treatment or cure)	darıw, dawa, dawa
Belarusian	ле́кі(substance which promotes healing), ляка́рства(substance which promotes healing), лячэ́нне(treatment or cure), медыцы́на(field of study), медыцы́на(profession)	ljéki, ljakárstva, ljačénnje, mjedycýna, mjedycýna
Bengali	এলাজ(treatment or cure), ওষুধ(substance which promotes healing), ঔষধ(substance which promotes healing), দাওয়াই(substance which promotes healing), দাওয়াই(treatment or cure), শাফা(treatment or cure), হকিমী(field of study)	elaj, ōśudh, ōuśodh, daōẇai, daōẇai, śapha, hôkimī
Bhojpuri	दवा(substance which promotes healing)	davā
Breton	louzoù(substance which promotes healing), medisinerezh(field of study)	—
Bulgarian	лека́рство(substance which promotes healing), лече́ние(treatment or cure), медици́на(field of study), медици́на(profession)	lekárstvo, lečénie, medicína, medicína
Burmese	ဆေး(substance which promotes healing), အာယုဗ္ဗေဒ(field of study)	hce:, ayubbeda.
Buryat	эм(substance which promotes healing)	em
Catalan	medicament(substance which promotes healing), medicina(field of study), medicina(profession), remei(treatment or cure), tractament(treatment or cure)	—
Central Kurdish	دەرمان(substance which promotes healing), دەوا(substance which promotes healing)	derman, dewa
Chechen	молха(substance which promotes healing)	molxa
Cherokee	ᏅᏬᏘ(substance which promotes healing)	nvwoti
Chichewa	mankhwala(substance which promotes healing)	—
Chickasaw	itti̠sh(substance which promotes healing)	—
Chinese	йүә(substance which promotes healing)	yüə
Chinese Cantonese	治療 /治疗(treatment or cure)	zi⁶ liu⁴
Chinese Mandarin	方劑學 /方剂学(field of study), 治療 /治疗(treatment or cure), 藥 /药(substance which promotes healing), 藥品 /药品(substance which promotes healing), 藥材 /药材(substance which promotes healing), 藥物 /药物(substance which promotes healing), 藥療 /药疗(substance which promotes healing), 醫學 /医学(field of study)	fāngjìxué, zhìliáo, yào, yàopǐn, yàocái, yàowù, yàoliáo, yīxué
Chukchi	инэнмэԓевичгын(substance which promotes healing)	inėnmėḷevičgyn
Chuvash	эмел(substance which promotes healing)	emel
Czech	lék(substance which promotes healing), lékařství(field of study), lékařství(profession), léčba(treatment or cure)	—
Danish	lægemiddel(substance which promotes healing), medicin(substance which promotes healing), medicin(field of study), medicin(ritual Native American magic)	—
Daur	em(substance which promotes healing)	—
Dutch	artsenij(field of study), artsenij(profession), geneeskunde(field of study), geneeskunde(profession), geneesmiddel(substance which promotes healing), medicijn(substance which promotes healing), medicijn(ritual Native American magic)	—
Dzongkha	སྨན(substance which promotes healing)	sman
Emilian	midgénna(substance which promotes healing), midgénna(field of study)	—
Erzya	менькс(substance which promotes healing), ормаменькс(substance which promotes healing)	meńks, ormameńks
Esperanto	kuracilo(substance which promotes healing), medicino(field of study), medikamento(substance which promotes healing)	—
Estonian	arstirohi(substance which promotes healing), arstiteadus(field of study), medikament(substance which promotes healing), meditsiin(field of study), ravim(substance which promotes healing)	—
Ewe	amatsi(treatment or cure), atike(substance which promotes healing), atike(treatment or cure)	—
Faroese	heilivágur(substance which promotes healing), læknafrøði(field of study)	—
Finnish	hoito(treatment or cure), lääke(substance which promotes healing), lääketiede(field of study), lääketiede(profession), taikakalu(ritual Native American magic)	—
French	médecine(field of study), médicament(substance which promotes healing), médicaments(treatment or cure), remède(substance which promotes healing), traitement(treatment or cure)	—
Friulian	medisine(substance which promotes healing), medisine(field of study)	—
Galician	medicamento(substance which promotes healing), medicina(substance which promotes healing), medicina(field of study), remedio(treatment or cure), tratamento(treatment or cure)	—
Gamilaraay	dhalbin(substance which promotes healing)	—
Georgian	მედიცინა(field of study), მკურნალობა(treatment or cure), წამალი(substance which promotes healing)	medicina, mḳurnaloba, c̣amali
German	Arznei(substance which promotes healing), Heilkunde(field of study), Medikament(substance which promotes healing), Medizin(substance which promotes healing), Medizin(field of study)	—
Greek	αγωγή(treatment or cure), ιατρική(field of study), ιατρική(profession), φάρμακο(substance which promotes healing)	agogí, iatrikí, iatrikí, fármako
Greenlandic	katsorsaat(substance which promotes healing), nakorsaat(substance which promotes healing)	—
Gujarati	ઔષધ(substance which promotes healing), દવા(substance which promotes healing)	auṣadh, davā
Haitian Creole	medikaman(substance which promotes healing), medsin(field of study)	—
Hakka Chinese	醫學 /医学(field of study)	yî-ho̍k
Halkomelem	stelmexw(substance which promotes healing)	—
Hausa	magani(substance which promotes healing)	—
Hawaiian	lāʻau(substance which promotes healing)	—
Hebrew	רְפוּאָה(field of study), תְּרוּפָה(substance which promotes healing)	r'fuá, trufá
Hindi	आयुर्विज्ञान(field of study), आयुर्वेद(field of study), उपचार(treatment or cure), औषध(substance which promotes healing), औषधि(substance which promotes healing), चिकित्सा(treatment or cure), चिकित्सा(field of study), चिकित्सा(profession), दवा(substance which promotes healing), दवाई(substance which promotes healing), दारू(substance which promotes healing)	āyurvijñān, āyurved, upcār, auṣadh, auṣdhi, cikitsā, cikitsā, cikitsā, davā, davāī, dārū
Hungarian	gyógyszer(substance which promotes healing), orvoslás(field of study), orvosság(substance which promotes healing), orvostan(field of study), orvostudomány(field of study), varázsszer(ritual Native American magic)	—
Ibaloi	agas(substance which promotes healing)	—
Icelandic	lyf(substance which promotes healing), læknisfræði(field of study)	—
Ido	medicino(field of study)	—
Igbo	ogwu(substance which promotes healing)	—
Ilocano	agas(substance which promotes healing)	—
Indonesian	dokter(profession), kedokteran(field of study), obat(substance which promotes healing), pengobatan(treatment or cure)	—
Iranian Persian	دارو(substance which promotes healing), دَرْمان(substance which promotes healing), دَرْمان(treatment or cure), دَوا(substance which promotes healing), طِبّ(field of study), عِلاج(treatment or cure), پِزِشْکی(field of study)	dâru, darmân, darmân, davâ, tebb, elâj, pezeški
Irish	cógas(substance which promotes healing), leigheas(substance which promotes healing), liacht(field of study), liacht(profession)	—
Isnag	axas(substance which promotes healing)	—
Italian	clinica(field of study), medicamento(substance which promotes healing), medicina(substance which promotes healing), medicina(field of study)	—
Japanese	医学(field of study), 医師(profession), 医療(treatment or cure), 医者(profession), 医薬品(substance which promotes healing), 治療(treatment or cure), 薬(substance which promotes healing), 薬剤(substance which promotes healing)	igaku, ishi, iryō, isha, iyakuhin, chiryō, kusuri, yakuzai
Jarai	jrao(substance which promotes healing)	—
Javanese	jampi(substance which promotes healing), jamu(substance which promotes healing), loloh(substance which promotes healing), tamba(substance which promotes healing), tamba(treatment or cure)	—
Kabuverdianu	ramédi(substance which promotes healing), ramédi(treatment or cure)	—
Kalmyk	эм(substance which promotes healing)	em
Kamba	daawa(substance which promotes healing)	—
Kanakanabu	savuana(substance which promotes healing)	—
Kankanaey	agas(substance which promotes healing)	—
Kannada	ಔಷಧ(substance which promotes healing), ಮದ್ದು(substance which promotes healing), ವೈದ್ಯವಿಜ್ಞಾನ(field of study)	auṣadha, maddu, vaidyavijñāna
Karao	agas(substance which promotes healing)	—
Kazakh	дауа(substance which promotes healing), дәрі(substance which promotes healing), медицина(field of study)	daua, därı, medisina
Khmer	ថ្នាំ(substance which promotes healing), ឱសថ(substance which promotes healing)	thnam, ʼaosɑt
Kikuyu	ndawa(substance which promotes healing)	—
Korean	약(substance which promotes healing), 약재(substance which promotes healing), 의사(profession), 의학(field of study), 치료(treatment or cure)	yak, yakjae, uisa, uihak, chiryo
Kyrgyz	дары(substance which promotes healing), медицина(field of study)	darı, meditsina
Ladino	kura(substance which promotes healing), medikería(profession), melezina(substance which promotes healing)	—
Lao	ຢາ(substance which promotes healing), ວິຊາແພດ(field of study)	yā, wi sā phǣt
Latin	ars curae(field of study), ars curandi(field of study), ars curans(field of study), medicina(profession), medicīna(substance which promotes healing), medicīna(field of study)	—
Latvian	izārstēšana(treatment or cure), medicīna(field of study), medicīna(profession), medikaments(substance which promotes healing), zāles(substance which promotes healing), ārstniecība(treatment or cure), ārstēšana(treatment or cure)	—
Limos Kalinga	agas(substance which promotes healing)	—
Lingala	monó(substance which promotes healing)	—
Lithuanian	medicina(field of study), medikamentas(substance which promotes healing), vaistas(substance which promotes healing)	—
Livonian	āinad(substance which promotes healing)	—
Lü	ᦊᦱ(substance which promotes healing)	ẏaa
Luhya	kamalesi(substance which promotes healing)	—
Luxembourgish	Medezin(substance which promotes healing)	—
Macedonian	вражба(ritual Native American magic), вражење(ritual Native American magic), лек(substance which promotes healing), лекарство(substance which promotes healing), лекување(treatment or cure), медици́на(field of study), третма́н(treatment or cure)	vražba, vraženje, lek, lekarstvo, lekuvanje, medicína, tretmán
Malagasy	fanafody(substance which promotes healing)	—
Malay	perubatan(field of study), ubat(substance which promotes healing)	—
Malayalam	ഔഷധം(substance which promotes healing), മരുന്ന്(substance which promotes healing), മരുന്ന്(treatment or cure), വൈദ്യം(profession), വൈദ്യശാസ്ത്രം(field of study)	auṣadhaṁ, marunnŭ, marunnŭ, vaidyaṁ, vaidyaśāstraṁ
Maltese	duwa(substance which promotes healing)	—
Manchu	ᠣᡴ᠋ᡨ᠋ᠣ(substance which promotes healing)	okto
Māori	pūroi(substance which promotes healing), rongoā(substance which promotes healing)	—
Marathi	औषध(substance which promotes healing)	auṣadh
Meru	ndawa(substance which promotes healing)	—
Minangkabau	kadotoran(field of study)	—
Mizo	damdawi(substance which promotes healing)	—
Mongolian	анагаах ухаан(field of study), эм(substance which promotes healing)	anagaax uxaan, em
Navajo	azeeʼ(substance which promotes healing)	—
Neapolitan	'mmericìna(substance which promotes healing), 'mmericìna(field of study)	—
Nepali	औषधी(substance which promotes healing)	ausadhi
Nivkh	охт(substance which promotes healing)	oxt
Northern Kurdish	bijîşkî(profession), derman(substance which promotes healing), derman(substance which promotes healing), tib(field of study), çare(treatment or cure), îlac(substance which promotes healing), îlac(treatment or cure)	—
Northern Sami	dálkkas(substance which promotes healing)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	droge(substance which promotes healing), legemiddel(substance which promotes healing), medikament(substance which promotes healing), medisin(substance which promotes healing), medisin(field of study)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	lækjemiddel(substance which promotes healing), medicin(substance which promotes healing), medikament(substance which promotes healing)	—
Occitan	medicament(substance which promotes healing)	—
Odia	ଔଷଧ(substance which promotes healing)	auṣadha
Ojibwe	mashkiki(substance which promotes healing)	—
Old English	lācnung(substance which promotes healing), lācnung(treatment or cure), lǣċecræft(field of study), lǣċecræft(profession), lǣċedōm(substance which promotes healing), lǣċedōm(treatment or cure), lǣċedōm(field of study), lǣċedōm(profession)	—
Ottoman Turkish	طب(field of study), طب(profession), طبابت(field of study), طبابت(profession), علاج(substance which promotes healing)	tıbb, tıbb, tabâbet, tabâbet, ʿilac
Pali	osadha(substance which promotes healing)	—
Pashto	دوا(substance which promotes healing), دوايي(substance which promotes healing)	dawā, dawayí
Pela	tʃʰɿ³⁵(substance which promotes healing)	—
Polish	leczenie(treatment or cure), lek(substance which promotes healing), lekarstwo(substance which promotes healing), medycyna(field of study), medykament(substance which promotes healing)	—
Portuguese	medicamento(substance which promotes healing), medicina(field of study), medicina(profession), remédio(substance which promotes healing), tratamento(treatment or cure)	—
Punjabi	ਤਿੱਬ(field of study), ਦਵਾ(substance which promotes healing)	tibba, davā
Quechua	jampina(substance which promotes healing)	—
Romanian	medicament(substance which promotes healing), medicină(field of study), terapie(treatment or cure), tratament(treatment or cure)	—
Romansch	medicament(substance which promotes healing), remedi(substance which promotes healing)	—
Russian	лека́рственное сре́дство(substance which promotes healing), лека́рство(substance which promotes healing), лече́ние(treatment or cure), медикаме́нт(substance which promotes healing), медици́на(field of study), медици́на(profession)	lekárstvennoje srédstvo, lekárstvo, lečénije, medikamént, medicína, medicína
Sanskrit	अगद(substance which promotes healing), आयुर्वेद(field of study), औषध(substance which promotes healing), भेषज(substance which promotes healing)	agada, āyurveda, auṣadha, bheṣaja
Scottish Gaelic	cungaidh(substance which promotes healing), eòlas-leigheas(field of study), leigheas(substance which promotes healing), leigheas(treatment or cure), leigheas(profession), ìoc(substance which promotes healing)	—
Semai	penglai(substance which promotes healing)	—
Serbo-Croatian	lečenje(treatment or cure), liječenje(treatment or cure), lijȇk(substance which promotes healing), lȇk(substance which promotes healing), medicína(field of study), teràpija(treatment or cure), trètmān(treatment or cure), ле̑к(substance which promotes healing), лечење(treatment or cure), лије̑к(substance which promotes healing), лијечење(treatment or cure), медици́на(field of study), тера̀пија(treatment or cure), трѐтма̄н(treatment or cure)	—
Shan	ယႃ(substance which promotes healing)	yǎa
Sindhi	دوا(substance which promotes healing)	davā
Sinhalese	ඔසුව(substance which promotes healing), ඖෂධය(substance which promotes healing)	osuwa, auṣadhaya
Slovak	lekárstvo(field of study), lekárstvo(profession), liek(substance which promotes healing), liečba(treatment or cure), medicína(field of study), medicína(profession)	—
Slovene	medicina(field of study), zdravilo(substance which promotes healing), zdravljenje(treatment or cure)	—
Sotho	moriana(substance which promotes healing)	—
Spanish	fármaco(substance which promotes healing), medicamento(substance which promotes healing), medicina(substance which promotes healing), medicina(field of study), remedio(substance which promotes healing)	—
Sundanese	ᮒᮒᮙ᮪ᮘ(substance which promotes healing)	tatamba
Swahili	dawa(substance which promotes healing), tiba(treatment or cure)	—
Swedish	drog(substance which promotes healing), läkarvetenskap(field of study), läkekonst(field of study), läkemedel(substance which promotes healing), medicin(substance which promotes healing), medicin(field of study)	—
Tagalog	gamot(substance which promotes healing), gamot(treatment or cure), medisina(substance which promotes healing), medisina(treatment or cure), medisina(field of study), remedyo(substance which promotes healing), remedyo(treatment or cure)	—
Tajik	дору(substance which promotes healing), пизишкӣ(field of study), тиб(field of study)	doru, piziški, tib
Tamil	மருத்துவம்(treatment or cure), மருத்துவம்(field of study), மருத்துவம்(profession), மருந்து(substance which promotes healing)	maruttuvam, maruttuvam, maruttuvam, maruntu
Taos	woléne(substance which promotes healing), woléne(treatment or cure)	—
Tarifit	asfer(substance which promotes healing)	—
Tashelhit	asafar(substance which promotes healing)	—
Tatar	дару(substance which promotes healing), медицина(field of study)	daru, meditsina
Tausug	ubat(substance which promotes healing)	—
Telugu	ఔషదం(substance which promotes healing), మందు(substance which promotes healing), వైద్యం(field of study)	auṣadaṁ, mandu, vaidyaṁ
Ternate	sou(substance which promotes healing)	—
Thai	การรักษา(treatment or cure), ยา(substance which promotes healing), แพทยศาสตร์(field of study), แพทย์(profession)	gaan-rák-sǎa, yaa, pɛ̂ɛt-tá-yá-sàat, pɛ̂ɛt
Tibetan	གསོ་བ་རིག་པ(field of study), སྨན(substance which promotes healing), སྨན་རིག(field of study)	gso ba rig pa, sman, sman rig
Tigrinya	ሕክምና(substance which promotes healing)	ḥəkməna
Tocharian B	sāṃtke(substance which promotes healing)	—
Tok Pisin	marasin(substance which promotes healing), marasin(field of study), marasin(profession), marasin samting(treatment or cure)	—
Tumbuka	mankhwala(substance which promotes healing)	—
Turkish	em(substance which promotes healing), ilaç(substance which promotes healing), tedavi(treatment or cure), tıp(field of study), tıp(profession)	—
Turkmen	derman(substance which promotes healing), lukmançylyk(field of study), medisina(field of study)	—
Ukrainian	лі́ки(substance which promotes healing), лік(substance which promotes healing), лік(treatment or cure), ліка́рство(substance which promotes healing), лікува́ння(treatment or cure), медици́на(field of study), медици́на(profession)	líky, lik, lik, likárstvo, likuvánnja, medycýna, medycýna
Upper Sorbian	lěk(substance which promotes healing), lěkarstwo(substance which promotes healing), medikament(substance which promotes healing)	—
Urdu	دَارُو(substance which promotes healing), دَوَا(substance which promotes healing), دَوَا(treatment or cure), دَوَائِی(substance which promotes healing), طِبّ(field of study), عِلاج(treatment or cure)	dārū, davā, davā, davāī, tibb, 'ilāj
Uyghur	دورا(substance which promotes healing)	dora
Uzbek	dori(substance which promotes healing), iloj(substance which promotes healing), medikament(substance which promotes healing), meditsina(field of study), tib(field of study)	—
Venetan	medexina(substance which promotes healing), medexina(field of study)	—
Vietnamese	thuốc(substance which promotes healing)	—
Volapük	medinav(field of study)	—
Waray-Waray	bulong(substance which promotes healing), tambal(treatment or cure)	—
Welsh	ffisig(substance which promotes healing), meddygaeth(field of study), meddygaeth(profession), meddyginiaeth(substance which promotes healing), meddyginiaeth(treatment or cure), moddion(substance which promotes healing)	—
White Hmong	tsuaj(substance which promotes healing)	—
Yakut	эмп(substance which promotes healing)	emp
Yiddish	מעדיצין(substance which promotes healing), מעדיצין(field of study), מעדיצין(profession)	meditsin, meditsin, meditsin
Yoruba	oogun(substance which promotes healing)	—
Zazaki	dermon(substance which promotes healing)	—
Zhuang	yw(substance which promotes healing)	—
Zulu	iselapho(substance which promotes healing), umuthi(substance which promotes healing)	—

medisyne

bedesnii

aissi, apofka

barna, barna, ilaç, mjekësi

Amharic

ሕክምና

ḥəkməna

Ancient Greek

βοήθημα, φαρμάκευμα, φαρμάκιον, ἰατρική, ἴαμα

boḗthēma, pharmákeuma, pharmákion, iatrikḗ, íama

Arabic

دَوَاء, دَوَاء, شِفَاء, طِبّ, طِبّ, عِلَاج

dawāʔ, dawāʔ, šifāʔ, ṭibb, ṭibb, ʕilāj

Aramaic

סמא

sāma

Armenian

բժշկագիտություն, բժշկություն, բժշկություն, բուժում, դեղ, դեղ, դեղորայք, դեղորայք

bžškagitutʻyun, bžškutʻyun, bžškutʻyun, bužum, deġ, deġ, deġoraykʻ, deġoraykʻ

Assamese

ঔষধ, দৰৱ

ouxodh, dorow

Asturian

melecina

Atong (India)

sam

Avar

дарман, дару

darman, daru

Azerbaijani

dərman, tibb, əlac

Bangi

mono

Bashkir

дарыу, дауа, дауа

darıw, dawa, dawa

Belarusian

ле́кі, ляка́рства, лячэ́нне, медыцы́на, медыцы́на

ljéki, ljakárstva, ljačénnje, mjedycýna, mjedycýna

Bengali

এলাজ, ওষুধ, ঔষধ, দাওয়াই, দাওয়াই, শাফা, হকিমী

elaj, ōśudh, ōuśodh, daōẇai, daōẇai, śapha, hôkimī

Bhojpuri

दवा

davā

Breton

louzoù, medisinerezh

Bulgarian

лека́рство, лече́ние, медици́на, медици́на

lekárstvo, lečénie, medicína, medicína

Burmese

ဆေး, အာယုဗ္ဗေဒ

hce:, ayubbeda.

Buryat

эм

Catalan

medicament, medicina, medicina, remei, tractament

Central Kurdish

دەرمان, دەوا

derman, dewa

Chechen

молха

molxa

Cherokee

ᏅᏬᏘ

nvwoti

Chichewa

mankhwala

Chickasaw

itti̠sh

Chinese

йүә

yüə

Chinese Cantonese

治療 /治疗

zi⁶ liu⁴

Chinese Mandarin

方劑學 /方剂学, 治療 /治疗, 藥 /药, 藥品 /药品, 藥材 /药材, 藥物 /药物, 藥療 /药疗, 醫學 /医学

fāngjìxué, zhìliáo, yào, yàopǐn, yàocái, yàowù, yàoliáo, yīxué

Chukchi

инэнмэԓевичгын

inėnmėḷevičgyn

Chuvash

эмел

emel

Czech

lék, lékařství, lékařství, léčba

Danish

lægemiddel, medicin, medicin, medicin

Daur

Dutch

artsenij, artsenij, geneeskunde, geneeskunde, geneesmiddel, medicijn, medicijn

Dzongkha

སྨན

sman

Emilian

midgénna, midgénna

Erzya

менькс, ормаменькс

meńks, ormameńks

Esperanto

kuracilo, medicino, medikamento

Estonian

arstirohi, arstiteadus, medikament, meditsiin, ravim

Ewe

amatsi, atike, atike

Faroese

heilivágur, læknafrøði

Finnish

hoito, lääke, lääketiede, lääketiede, taikakalu

French

médecine, médicament, médicaments, remède, traitement

Friulian

medisine, medisine

Galician

medicamento, medicina, medicina, remedio, tratamento

Gamilaraay

dhalbin

Georgian

მედიცინა, მკურნალობა, წამალი

medicina, mḳurnaloba, c̣amali

German

Arznei, Heilkunde, Medikament, Medizin, Medizin

Greek

αγωγή, ιατρική, ιατρική, φάρμακο

agogí, iatrikí, iatrikí, fármako

Greenlandic

katsorsaat, nakorsaat

Gujarati

ઔષધ, દવા

auṣadh, davā

Haitian Creole

medikaman, medsin

Hakka Chinese

醫學 /医学

yî-ho̍k

stelmexw

magani

lāʻau

רְפוּאָה, תְּרוּפָה

r'fuá, trufá

Hindi

आयुर्विज्ञान, आयुर्वेद, उपचार, औषध, औषधि, चिकित्सा, चिकित्सा, चिकित्सा, दवा, दवाई, दारू

āyurvijñān, āyurved, upcār, auṣadh, auṣdhi, cikitsā, cikitsā, cikitsā, davā, davāī, dārū

Hungarian

gyógyszer, orvoslás, orvosság, orvostan, orvostudomány, varázsszer

agas

lyf, læknisfræði

medicino

ogwu

agas

dokter, kedokteran, obat, pengobatan

Iranian Persian

دارو, دَرْمان, دَرْمان, دَوا, طِبّ, عِلاج, پِزِشْکی

dâru, darmân, darmân, davâ, tebb, elâj, pezeški

Irish

cógas, leigheas, liacht, liacht

Isnag

axas

Italian

clinica, medicamento, medicina, medicina

Japanese

医学, 医師, 医療, 医者, 医薬品, 治療, 薬, 薬剤

igaku, ishi, iryō, isha, iyakuhin, chiryō, kusuri, yakuzai

Jarai

jrao

Javanese

jampi, jamu, loloh, tamba, tamba

ramédi, ramédi

эм

daawa

savuana

agas

ಔಷಧ, ಮದ್ದು, ವೈದ್ಯವಿಜ್ಞಾನ

auṣadha, maddu, vaidyavijñāna

Karao

agas

Kazakh

дауа, дәрі, медицина

daua, därı, medisina

Khmer

ថ្នាំ, ឱសថ

thnam, ʼaosɑt

Kikuyu

ndawa

Korean

약, 약재, 의사, 의학, 치료

yak, yakjae, uisa, uihak, chiryo

Kyrgyz

дары, медицина

darı, meditsina

Ladino

kura, medikería, melezina

Lao

ຢາ, ວິຊາແພດ

yā, wi sā phǣt

Latin

ars curae, ars curandi, ars curans, medicina, medicīna, medicīna

Latvian

izārstēšana, medicīna, medicīna, medikaments, zāles, ārstniecība, ārstēšana

Limos Kalinga

agas

Lingala

monó

Lithuanian

medicina, medikamentas, vaistas

Livonian

āinad

Lü

ᦊᦱ

ẏaa

Luhya

kamalesi

Luxembourgish

Medezin

Macedonian

вражба, вражење, лек, лекарство, лекување, медици́на, третма́н

vražba, vraženje, lek, lekarstvo, lekuvanje, medicína, tretmán

Malagasy

fanafody

Malay

perubatan, ubat

Malayalam

ഔഷധം, മരുന്ന്, മരുന്ന്, വൈദ്യം, വൈദ്യശാസ്ത്രം

auṣadhaṁ, marunnŭ, marunnŭ, vaidyaṁ, vaidyaśāstraṁ

Maltese

duwa

Manchu

ᠣᡴ᠋ᡨ᠋ᠣ

okto

Māori

pūroi, rongoā

Marathi

औषध

auṣadh

ndawa

kadotoran

damdawi

анагаах ухаан, эм

anagaax uxaan, em

Navajo

azeeʼ

Neapolitan

'mmericìna, 'mmericìna

Nepali

औषधी

ausadhi

Nivkh

охт

oxt

Northern Kurdish

bijîşkî, derman, derman, tib, çare, îlac, îlac

Northern Sami

dálkkas

Norwegian Bokmål

droge, legemiddel, medikament, medisin, medisin

Norwegian Nynorsk

lækjemiddel, medicin, medikament

Occitan

medicament

Odia

ଔଷଧ

auṣadha

Ojibwe

mashkiki

Old English

lācnung, lācnung, lǣċecræft, lǣċecræft, lǣċedōm, lǣċedōm, lǣċedōm, lǣċedōm

Ottoman Turkish

طب, طب, طبابت, طبابت, علاج

tıbb, tıbb, tabâbet, tabâbet, ʿilac

Pali

osadha

Pashto

دوا, دوايي

dawā, dawayí

Pela

tʃʰɿ³⁵

Polish

leczenie, lek, lekarstwo, medycyna, medykament

Portuguese

medicamento, medicina, medicina, remédio, tratamento

Punjabi

ਤਿੱਬ, ਦਵਾ

tibba, davā

Quechua

jampina

Romanian

medicament, medicină, terapie, tratament

Romansch

medicament, remedi

Russian

лека́рственное сре́дство, лека́рство, лече́ние, медикаме́нт, медици́на, медици́на

lekárstvennoje srédstvo, lekárstvo, lečénije, medikamént, medicína, medicína

Sanskrit

अगद, आयुर्वेद, औषध, भेषज

agada, āyurveda, auṣadha, bheṣaja

Scottish Gaelic

cungaidh, eòlas-leigheas, leigheas, leigheas, leigheas, ìoc

Semai

penglai

Serbo-Croatian

lečenje, liječenje, lijȇk, lȇk, medicína, teràpija, trètmān, ле̑к, лечење, лије̑к, лијечење, медици́на, тера̀пија, трѐтма̄н

Shan

ယႃ

yǎa

Sindhi

دوا

davā

Sinhalese

ඔසුව, ඖෂධය

osuwa, auṣadhaya

Slovak

lekárstvo, lekárstvo, liek, liečba, medicína, medicína

Slovene

medicina, zdravilo, zdravljenje

Sotho

moriana

Spanish

fármaco, medicamento, medicina, medicina, remedio

Sundanese

ᮒᮒᮙ᮪ᮘ

tatamba

Swahili

dawa, tiba

Swedish

drog, läkarvetenskap, läkekonst, läkemedel, medicin, medicin

Tagalog

gamot, gamot, medisina, medisina, medisina, remedyo, remedyo

Tajik

дору, пизишкӣ, тиб

doru, piziški, tib

Tamil

மருத்துவம், மருத்துவம், மருத்துவம், மருந்து

maruttuvam, maruttuvam, maruttuvam, maruntu

woléne, woléne

asfer

asafar

дару, медицина

daru, meditsina

Tausug

ubat

Telugu

ఔషదం, మందు, వైద్యం

auṣadaṁ, mandu, vaidyaṁ

Ternate

sou

Thai

การรักษา, ยา, แพทยศาสตร์, แพทย์

gaan-rák-sǎa, yaa, pɛ̂ɛt-tá-yá-sàat, pɛ̂ɛt

Tibetan

གསོ་བ་རིག་པ, སྨན, སྨན་རིག

gso ba rig pa, sman, sman rig

Tigrinya

ሕክምና

ḥəkməna

Tocharian B

sāṃtke

Tok Pisin

marasin, marasin, marasin, marasin samting

Tumbuka

mankhwala

Turkish

em, ilaç, tedavi, tıp, tıp

Turkmen

derman, lukmançylyk, medisina

Ukrainian

лі́ки, лік, лік, ліка́рство, лікува́ння, медици́на, медици́на

líky, lik, lik, likárstvo, likuvánnja, medycýna, medycýna

Upper Sorbian

lěk, lěkarstwo, medikament

Urdu

دَارُو, دَوَا, دَوَا, دَوَائِی, طِبّ, عِلاج

dārū, davā, davā, davāī, tibb, 'ilāj

Uyghur

دورا

dora

Uzbek

dori, iloj, medikament, meditsina, tib

medexina, medexina

thuốc

medinav

bulong, tambal

ffisig, meddygaeth, meddygaeth, meddyginiaeth, meddyginiaeth, moddion

White Hmong

tsuaj

Yakut

эмп

emp

Yiddish

מעדיצין, מעדיצין, מעדיצין

meditsin, meditsin, meditsin

oogun

dermon

iselapho, umuthi

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