intermediate · vocab
وَجَع
Saying where it hurts
Pain, headache, fever — describing a symptom
The usual shape is "عِندي" plus the thing that's wrong, or the body part plus "عَم يوجَعني" — it's hurting me.
Keywords
- noun
- noun
- noun
- noun
- noun
- noun
Phrases
"عَم يوجَعني" for a masculine body part, "عَم توجَعني" for a feminine one — "راسي" is masculine, "بَطني" and "رُكبتي" are feminine.
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