Health & Medicine

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Compound noun formed by 'huis' (house) and 'arts' (doctor).

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Regular plural adds -en.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Neuter noun taking 'het' in the singular.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Diminutive is 'medicijntje' (het).

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Often used without an article in expressions like 'pijn hebben'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Mass noun; plural form is rarely used.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Common gender noun; usually used with 'de'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Derived from the verb 'hoesten'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Compound abstract noun ending in '-heid'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Plural uses diaeresis: 'allergieën'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Compound of 'zieke' (sick person) and 'huis' (house).

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Plural takes '-s' with no apostrophe.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Can also be spelled 'wonde' in Flanders, but 'wond' is standard in the Netherlands.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Diminutive is 'pleistertje' (het).

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Often compounded as 'zorgverzekering' for healthcare insurance.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Adjective; comparative is 'gezonder', superlative is 'gezondst'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Adjective; comparative is 'zieker', superlative is 'ziekst'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Comparative form of 'goed' (good).

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Separable-like stem, but takes past participle 'onderzocht' without ge- prefix.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Mass noun; expression 'bloed prikken' means to draw blood.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Noun ending in '-atie'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Reflexive verb: 'zich ontspannen'.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Loanword from English, treated as a common gender noun in Dutch.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Can mean both physical fitness and general health condition.

📌 Grammaticanotitie

Reflexive expression used when inflicting pain on oneself.