How is the word rahatsızlık translated from Turkish to English

Hafif bir hastalık ya da küçük bir sağlık sorunu.

A minor illness or health problem.

noun
English translation
Ailment

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  • Onun mide rahatsızlığı var. He has a stomach ailment.

  • İlgilenilmesi gereken küçük bir sızım var. I have a small ailment that needs attention.

  • Bu kadar küçük bir rahatsızlık için doktora gitmeye değer mi? Is such a minor ailment worth a doctor's visit?

  • Bu can sıkıcı sızıyla bana yardım edebilir misin? Can you help me with this pesky ailment?

  • O, küçük bir rahatsızlıktan asla şikayet etmez. She never complains about a small ailment.

  • Geçen hafta hafif bir sızısı vardı. She experienced a mild ailment last week.

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FAQ about “rahatsızlık”

How is “rahatsızlık” translated from Turkish?
“rahatsızlık” translates into English as “Ailment”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “rahatsızlık” mean?
Meaning of “rahatsızlık”: Hafif bir hastalık ya da küçük bir sağlık sorunu. In English — “Ailment”.
What part of speech is “rahatsızlık”?
“rahatsızlık” is a noun.
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