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  • #1

I have a stomach ache.
I have a stomachache.

Wich one is more common or better?

Last edited: Aug 5, 2010

  • Ornitorrinco


    • #2

    Hi. Original post edited.

    BTW

    ache

    1 ache (intransitive verb)
    2 ache (noun)

    Last edited: Aug 5, 2010

    e2efour


    • #3

    In AE stomachache is more common. In BE I write stomachache because the dictionary I use (Collins) has this. I used to write stomach ache 40 years ago.
    I have stomachache (without «a») is also common.
    I have always written earache as one word, and stomachache follows this tendency (I think!).

    • #4

    I have a stomach ache.
    I have a stomachache.

    Which one is more common or better?

    Hi.
    In this situation, I think both are fine.

    Ornitorrinco


    • #5

    Thank you both for your time and help!

    entangledbank


    • #6

    Although one word ‘stomachache’ would be logical after the pattern of ‘earache’, ‘backache’, ‘headache’, I think it looks funny and would always write it as two words.

    Hermione Golightly


    • #7

    I think stomachache looks both funny haha and funny peculiar. I had been going to write that I have been writing stomach ache for over 60 years and have no intention of changing, but when I came to think about it I doubt I have ever written it before!

    Cheers
    Hermione

    Andygc


    • #8

    Although one word ‘stomachache’ would be logical after the pattern of ‘earache’, ‘backache’, ‘headache’, I think it looks funny and would always write it as two words.

    I think stomachache looks both funny haha and funny peculiar. I had been going to write that I have been writing stomach ache for over 60 years and have no intention of changing, …

    Likewise the authors of the COED who give stomachache no mention. I would expect to see stomach ache or stomach-ache — for me preferably the latter.

    • #9

    I prefer the hyphenated version too.

    Ornitorrinco


    • #10

    At this point, it would be nice to read the opinion of an US english speaker.

    • #11

    Hi Orni,

    I agree that «stomachache» looks strange, but the Corpus of Contemporary American English has 134 «stomachaches,» 58 «stomach aches,» and only 4 «stomach-aches.»

    I would probably opt for «stomach ache» myself.

    Ornitorrinco


    • #12

    Thanks a lot, all of you! And, Kitenok, they call me orni, btw, how did you know that :p

    I’ll go for the weird strange word: stomachache.

    Edit:
    COCA… I didn’t know that existed. Thanks!

    Last edited: Aug 5, 2010

    • #13

    So the conclusion for pronunciation in AmE, the »stomacheache» /ˈstʌmə ‘keɪk/ is more common than «stomach ache». Am I right?

    heypresto


    • #14

    There’s no difference in pronunciation, just in the spelling.

    Cenzontle


    • #15

    The Google Ngram Viewer favors «stomachache» in AE, «stomach ache» in BE.
    On that graph you can specify BE or AE and see the difference.
    You can also see that «have a stomach ache» is more frequent than «have stomach ache» in BE.
    In AE you would never omit the «a».

    Englishmypassion


    • #16

    stomach ache or stomach-ache — for me preferably the

    latter.

    In this day and age! Surprising.

    Last edited: May 19, 2018

    Andygc


    • #17

    In this day and age! Really surprising.

    :confused: Your point?

    Englishmypassion


    • #18

    :confused: Your point?

    Hyphenation, especially with compound nouns, is much less common in contemporary English than it used to be in the past. Even a lot of compound nouns that were hyphenated in the past have dropped the hyphen. So hyphenating stomach ache surprises me a bit.

    Andygc


    • #19

    It’s simply a matter of personal preference. Post 9 expresses the same preference.

    • #20

    There’s a limited number of body parts with a single word -ache ending:

    headache, toothache, earache, stomachache, (bellyache, tummyache), and backache.

    (Heartache exists but in an emotional sense – not a physical one.)

    • #21

    There’s no difference in pronunciation, just in the spelling.

    In this case, they are all pronounced /ˈstʌmə ‘keɪk/ or /ˈstʌmək’ eik/?

    heypresto


    • #22

    I’m afraid I can’t read these symbols, so I’m unable to comment.

    DonnyB


    • #23

    In this case, they are all pronounced /ˈstʌmə ‘keɪk/ or /ˈstʌmək’ eik/?

    You can listen to several sound clips of how it’s pronounced if you check the definition of stomachache in our dictionary. :)

    • #24

    Thank you hey presto and DonnyB. I heard it’s pronounce stoma+cake.

    sound shift


    • #25

    The stress falls on «stomach», not on «ache».

    • #26

    The stress falls on «stomach», not on «ache».

    Thank you sound shift. I got you, but “chache” is still pronounced together as “cake”. Am I right?

    sound shift


    • #27

    Yes.

    Actually, I hear a small difference between stoma+cake and the way I pronounce «stomach ache», but it’s probably not important, so if stoma+cake is easier for you there shouldn’t be any problem.

    Last edited: May 20, 2018

    heypresto


    • #28

    I agree. If I heard it pronounced slightly differently I wouldn’t bellyache about it. :D

    e2efour


    • #29

    I find it curious that some people still write stomach-ache (with a hyphen). Perhaps it’s time to move on. :)

    They may say it is a matter of personal taste, but it comes a poor third compared with stomachache or stomach ache.
    Of course, it does look somewhat odd, compared with headache, earache etc.

    After all, hardly anyone would argue in favour of breast-cancer.

    sound shift


    • #30

    I agree. If I heard it pronounced slightly differently I wouldn’t bellyache about it. :D

    Very good!

    velisarius


    • #32

    I don’t see what’s wrong with using a hyphen. I agree with Hermione that, written as one word, it looks funny.

    The ngram shows curious results for BE.
    Google Ngram Viewer

    For » English», rather as expected:
    Google Ngram Viewer

    • #33

    In AE, I would write “stomachache.”

    The two “ch’s” make it look a little odd, but that’s how the component words are written.

    If I were e-mailing an excuse for non-attendance, I might write “stomach ache” just to make certain there was no ambiguity, but I don’t think that’s strictly necessary.

    Andygc


    • #34

    The ngram shows curious results for BE.
    Google Ngram Viewer

    I suggest you extend the date range to 2008 to see a possible come-back for the hyphenated version. Hardly a «poor third» in BE when it is slightly more common than stomachache and slightly above half the frequency of stomach ache. Clearly AE writers are happy with the appearance of stomachache while BE writers are much less so.

    e2efour


    • #35

    Those who favour stomach-ache might like to take note of the frequencies in the iWeb corpus, which was released in May 2018. It is based on 14 billion words.

    stomachache 1337
    stomach ache 3207
    stomach-ache 100

    Most certainly a «poor third».

    Andygc


    • #36

    Based on web sites selected by Amazon, in which the predominant form of English is AE, with BE being a minority form. Since it doesn’t discriminate, all it tells us is that in global English the hyphenated form is relatively unusual. We already know that from Google Books. I don’t write global English.

    Englishmypassion


    • #37

    Those who favour stomach-ache might like to take note of the frequencies in the iWeb corpus, which was released in May 2018. It is based on 14 billion words.

    stomachache 1337
    stomach ache 3207
    stomach-ache 100

    Most certainly a «poor third».

    Great research.

    My humble question to all the members who prefer stomach-ache: Would you also hyphenate chest pain, back pain, (windowpane;)) room temperature, roommate, and ice cream at the (very) end of a sentence? If not, why?

    Thanks.

    Andygc


    • #38

    It’s not «great research», it takes about 30 seconds on the Brigham Young University’s website. The iWeb corpus is a corpus of web English rather than printed English or spoken English, as found in the British National Corpus and the Corpus of Contemporary American English.

    None of those words is relevant, and the development of compound nouns is a process that occurs over time. I don’t write «stomachache», probably because it looks, to me, weird. My preferred compound form is «stomach-ache». As I already said, it’s a matter of personal preference, and I really couldn’t care less that websites selected by Alexa.com for Amazon don’t much like «stomach-ache». My point is that there is nothing wrong with that form, and there is good evidence that the hyphenated form remains fairly common in BE — about as common as «stomachache».

    • #39

    Those who favour stomach-ache might like to take note of the frequencies in the iWeb corpus, which was released in May 2018. It is based on 14 billion words.

    stomachache 1337
    stomach ache 3207
    stomach-ache 100

    Most certainly a «poor third».

    I think it’s worth pointing out that spell-check and autocorrect programs are seriously reducing the occurrence of English compound words, so I’m not sure that this search produces an accurate representation.

    Pertinax


    • #40

    My humble question to all the members who prefer stomach-ache: Would you also hyphenate chest pain, back pain, (windowpane;)) room temperature, roommate, and ice cream at the (very) end of a sentence? If not, why?

    I would hyphenate these if there were surrounding modifiers, e.g.
    strong chest-pain (not strong-chest pain)
    lowest room-temperature (not lowest-room temperature)
    ice-cream sandwich (not ice cream-sandwich)

    I might well hyphenate them in isolation. I would certainly hyphenate «stomach-ache».

    entangledbank


    • #41

    We don’t hyphenate those others because we don’t, in general, hyphen medical compounds like lung cancer. However, ‘ache’ is unusual in preferring to be fused (headache). The hyphenation of stomach-ache is not to match the unused :cross:lung-cancer, but to avoid the odd appearance of the regular form stomachache.

    • #42

    So «stomach ache/stomach-ache» is the only one of «the 5 aches*» that isn’t written as one word?
    *Plus, as noted above, heartache and bellyache (both figurative).

    I also think that «backache» is almost always located in the lumbar region. And usually «toothache» is in only one tooth, thus there’s no plural form «teethache».

    Table of Contents

    1. Can you spell stomach for me please?
    2. Can you spell stomach with an E?
    3. What stomach pain means?
    4. Which is best medicine for stomach pain?
    5. What does stomach mean?
    6. What is an example of stomach?
    7. What is another name for stomach?
    8. Why is the stomach important?
    9. What are the 7 functions of the stomach?
    10. What are the four main functions of the stomach?
    11. What are interesting facts about the stomach?
    12. Why do Platypus not have stomachs?
    13. Can person live without a stomach?
    14. How long does the food stay in the stomach?
    15. How do I clean out my gut?
    16. Can I eat banana empty stomach?
    17. What is the first thing you do when you wake up?
    18. What to drink after waking up?
    19. What should I eat first thing in the morning to lose weight?

    According to (American English) merriam Webster and dictionary.com it is one word: stomachache.

    Can you spell stomach for me please?

    Correct spelling for the English word “stomach” is [stˈʌmək], [stˈʌmək], [s_t_ˈʌ_m_ə_k] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

    Can you spell stomach with an E?

    Common misspelling of stomachache. Common misspelling of stomach.

    What stomach pain means?

    : pain in or in the region of the stomach.

    Which is best medicine for stomach pain?

    Over-the-Counter Medications For cramping from diarrhea, medicines that have loperamide (Imodium) or bismuth subsalicylate (Kaopectate or Pepto-Bismol) might make you feel better. For other types of pain, acetaminophen (Aspirin Free Anacin, Liquiprin, Panadol, Tylenol) might be helpful.

    What does stomach mean?

    The stomach is the organ of your body — kind of a big sac — that digests food. We also say people have a stomach for something unpleasant when they can handle it. Also, stomach can mean having a hunger, or at least tolerance, for something.

    What is an example of stomach?

    The definition of a stomach is the part of the body that stores and digests food. An example of a stomach is the midsection of a cow.

    What is another name for stomach?

    What is another word for stomach?

    girth paunch
    belly gut
    abdomen tum
    waistline beer-belly
    spread waist

    Why is the stomach important?

    The stomach is the main food storage tank of the body. If it were not for the stomach’s storage capacity, we would have to eat constantly instead of just a few times each day. The stomach also secretes a mixture of acid, mucus, and digestive enzymes that helps to digest and sanitize our food while it is being stored.

    What are the 7 functions of the stomach?

    Terms in this set (7)

    • Stomach Functions. Food storage, digestive proteins, regulation of delivery of partially digested food into small intestine.
    • Gastric Juice. Break down protein.
    • Specific Cells Secrete Gastric Juice Contains.
    • Hydrochloric Acid.
    • Intrinsic Factor.
    • Mucus.
    • Pepsinogen.

    What are the four main functions of the stomach?

    The core function of the human stomach is as an aid to diges- tion. The four key components of gastric digestive function are its function as a reservoir, acid secretion, enzyme secre- tion and its role in gastrointestinal motility.

    What are interesting facts about the stomach?

    10 Fascinating Facts About Your Digestive System

    • Your Stomach Doesn’t Play the Biggest Role in Digestion. The stomach begins the digestion process by churning food and breaking it down using digestive acids.
    • The Stomach Must Protect Itself From Acid.
    • Your Colon Reabsorbs Water From Food.

    Why do Platypus not have stomachs?

    There’s no sac in the middle that secrete powerful acids and digestive enzymes. In other words, the platypus has no stomach. It allowed our ancestors to digest bigger proteins, since acidic environments deform these large molecules and boost the actions of enzymes that break them apart.

    Can person live without a stomach?

    It may be surprising to learn a person can live without a stomach. But the body is able to bypass the stomach’s main function of storing and breaking down food to gradually pass to the intestines. Absent a stomach, food consumed in small quantities can move directly from the esophagus to the small intestine.

    How long does the food stay in the stomach?

    Digestion time varies among individuals and between men and women. After you eat, it takes about six to eight hours for food to pass through your stomach and small intestine. Food then enters your large intestine (colon) for further digestion, absorption of water and, finally, elimination of undigested food.

    How do I clean out my gut?

    In this article, we list 10 scientifically supported ways to improve the gut microbiome and enhance overall health.

    1. Take probiotics and eat fermented foods.
    2. Eat prebiotic fiber.
    3. Eat less sugar and sweeteners.
    4. Reduce stress.
    5. Avoid taking antibiotics unnecessarily.
    6. Exercise regularly.
    7. Get enough sleep.

    Can I eat banana empty stomach?

    Best known as a super-food, banana satiates hunger and is good for digestion. Bananas contain high amounts of magnesium and potassium and when eaten empty stomach, can imbalance magnesium and potassium levels in our blood.

    What is the first thing you do when you wake up?

    You wake up before your alarm goes off….Here’s what Goodwin and Goel say are some of the best things you can do to start your day right.

    1. Plan ahead!
    2. Resist the snooze.
    3. Drink water.
    4. Meditate.
    5. Exercise.
    6. Get outside in the sun.
    7. Make coffee (at home)
    8. Eat breakfast.

    What to drink after waking up?

    Besides being less hungry and decreasing cravings, by drinking water immediately after waking up, your body is releasing toxins, which begin movement in your bowels. This process will recover and improve your digestive system.

    What should I eat first thing in the morning to lose weight?

    14 Healthy Breakfast Foods That Help You Lose Weight

    • Eggs. Rich in protein and a wealth of important vitamins and minerals, such as selenium and riboflavin, eggs are a true powerhouse of nutrition (1).
    • Wheat Germ.
    • Bananas.
    • Yogurt.
    • Smoothies.
    • Berries.
    • Grapefruits.
    • Coffee.

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    pain in the stomach or abdomen; colic.

    Whats the meaning of stomach ache?

    If you have a stomach ache, you have a pain in your stomach. Synonyms: indigestion, colic, dyspepsia, tummy ache [informal] More Synonyms of stomach ache.

    What is the difference between stomach ache and bellyache?

    A pain in your stomach is a bellyache. Don’t eat too much cotton candy at the fair, or you’ll definitely get a bellyache! You might also refer to a bellyache as a tummy ache or an upset stomach.

    What is the technical term for stomach ache?

    Common: Gastroenteritis, irritable bowel syndrome. Abdominal pain, also known as a stomach ache, is a symptom associated with both non-serious and serious medical issues. Common causes of pain in the abdomen include gastroenteritis and irritable bowel syndrome.

    How do you get rid of a stomach ache in 5 minutes?

    Applying a heating pad, hot water bottle, hot towel, or heat wrap over the abdomen and back helps relax the muscles in the abdomen and relieve abdominal cramps and pain. The temperature should ideally be 104° Fahrenheit. Taking a hot bath with bubbles and essential oils or hot showers can also help.

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    or stom·ach ache.

    How do I cure a stomach ache?

    Some of the most popular home remedies for an upset stomach and indigestion include:

    1. Drinking water. …
    2. Avoiding lying down. …
    3. Ginger. …
    4. Mint. …
    5. Taking a warm bath or using a heating bag. …
    6. BRAT diet. …
    7. Avoiding smoking and drinking alcohol. …
    8. Avoiding difficult-to-digest foods.

    What to drink to stop a running stomach?

    7 Natural Remedies for Your Upset Stomach

    1. Bitters and soda.
    2. Ginger.
    3. Chamomile tea.
    4. BRAT diet.
    5. Peppermint.
    6. Apple cider vinegar.
    7. Heating pad.
    8. When to see a doctor.

    What causes lower belly cramps?

    Crampy pain may be due to gas, indigestion, inflammation or infection, or, in women, from menstrual cramps or endometriosis. Severe pain that comes in waves may be caused by kidney stones. Trauma to the body wall, hernias, and shingles can also cause lower abdominal pain.

    How do you know you have a stomach ache?

    Below are 8 different kinds of stomach pain that range from relatively common to relatively rare:

    1. Sharp jabbing pain in the upper right abdomen. …
    2. Uncomfortable bloating. …
    3. Upper stomach pain or burning sensation. …
    4. Sharp pain in the lower right side of the abdomen. …
    5. General abdominal pain with diarrhea.

    Why is my stomach upset?

    There are many possible causes of stomach churning, including indigestion, stress and anxiety, and taking certain medications. Stomach churning often only causes temporary discomfort before resolving without treatment. However, this symptom can sometimes be a sign of an underlying health issue.

    What should I eat if my lower stomach hurts?

    Bland carbohydrates like rice, oatmeal, crackers and toast are often recommended for people suffering from upset stomachs.

    Can sperm cause abdominal pain?

    Health experts say that as sperm is an irritant to the uterus, the uterus can react when in contact with sperms. This can result in uterine contractions, which in turn causes stomach pain and cramps.

    Does Coke stop a runny tummy?

    Fizzy drinks and sodas don’t have much success in relieving an upset stomach, but the air bubbles or real ginger can help the GI tract in its digestion a little bit.

    What food makes your stomach feel better?

    Here are 10 of the best foods to eat when you have an upset stomach:

    • Ginger.
    • Other herbs and spices.
    • Plain crackers.
    • Dry toast.
    • White rice.
    • Unseasoned, skinless chicken or fish.
    • Plain scrambled eggs.
    • Bananas.

    How do you get rid of a stomach ache in 5 minutes in school?

    Most stomach aches won’t last more than an hour or two, and often you can help your child feel better by trying these tips:

    1. Have your child lie down and rest.
    2. Place a warm compress or heating pad on their stomach.
    3. Gently massage your child’s belly, which can help with gas and indigestion.
    4. Give small sips of water.

    How long does stomach pain last?

    An upset stomach typically goes away on its own within 48 hours. Sometimes stomach pain indicates a more serious health problem, however. Know when to speak to a healthcare professional for stomach pain. Speak to a medical professional if your symptoms do not go away after a day or two.

    How do you get rid of a stomach ache in bed?

    Common tips for the prevention and management of nighttime stomach pain include:

    1. avoiding eating close to bedtime.
    2. elevating the head of the bed while sleeping.
    3. avoiding rich or fatty foods, coffee, or chocolate at night.
    4. avoiding or limiting alcohol consumption.
    5. avoiding overeating.
    6. using over-the-counter medications.

    What is the best medicine for stomach pain?

    Over-the-Counter Medications

    For cramping from diarrhea, medicines that have loperamide (Imodium) or bismuth subsalicylate (Kaopectate or Pepto-Bismol) might make you feel better. For other types of pain, acetaminophen (Aspirin Free Anacin, Liquiprin, Panadol, Tylenol) might be helpful.

    Is ache and pain the same?

    Unlike pain, ache can be used in the progressive form. For example: My back is really aching. I wish my leg would stop hurting, it really aches.

    What does your tummy feel like in early pregnancy?

    The pregnancy hormone progesterone can cause your tummy to feel full, rounded and bloated. If you’re feeling swollen in this area, there’s a possibility you could be pregnant.

    How can you tell if your pregnant by your pee?

    A pregnancy test can tell whether you are pregnant by checking for a particular hormone in your urine or blood. The hormone is called human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG). HCG is made in a woman’s placenta after a fertilized egg implants in the uterus. It is normally made only during pregnancy.

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    PRONUNCIATION OF STOMACHACHE

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    GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF STOMACHACHE

    Stomachache is a noun.

    A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

    WHAT DOES STOMACHACHE MEAN IN ENGLISH?

    Abdominal pain

    Abdominal pain is a common symptom associated with transient disorders or serious disease. Diagnosing the cause of abdominal pain can be difficult, because many diseases can cause this symptom. Most frequently the cause is benign and/or self-limiting, but more serious causes may require urgent intervention.


    Definition of stomachache in the English dictionary

    The definition of stomachache in the dictionary is pain in the stomach or abdominal region, as from acute indigestion Technical name: gastralgia Also called: stomach upset, upset stomach.

    WORDS THAT RHYME WITH STOMACHACHE

    Synonyms and antonyms of stomachache in the English dictionary of synonyms

    Translation of «stomachache» into 25 languages

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    TRANSLATION OF STOMACHACHE

    Find out the translation of stomachache to 25 languages with our English multilingual translator.

    The translations of stomachache from English to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «stomachache» in English.

    Translator English — Chinese


    胃痛

    1,325 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Spanish


    dolor de estómago

    570 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Hindi


    पेट में दर्द

    380 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Arabic


    أَلَمُ الـمَعِدَة

    280 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Russian


    боль в желудке

    278 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Portuguese


    dor de estômago

    270 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Bengali


    পেট ব্যথা

    260 millions of speakers

    Translator English — French


    douleur stomacale

    220 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Malay


    sakit perut

    190 millions of speakers

    Translator English — German


    Magenschmerzen

    180 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Japanese


    胃痛

    130 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Korean


    위통

    85 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Javanese


    Weteng

    85 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Vietnamese


    chứng đau dạ dày

    80 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Tamil


    வயிற்று வலி

    75 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Marathi


    पोटदुखी

    75 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Turkish


    karın ağrısı

    70 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Italian


    mal di pancia

    65 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Polish


    ból żołądka

    50 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Ukrainian


    біль у шлунку

    40 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Romanian


    durere de stomac

    30 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Greek


    στομαχόπονος

    15 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Afrikaans


    stomachache

    14 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Swedish


    magvärk

    10 millions of speakers

    Translator English — Norwegian


    mageknip

    5 millions of speakers

    Trends of use of stomachache

    TENDENCIES OF USE OF THE TERM «STOMACHACHE»

    The term «stomachache» is normally little used and occupies the 109.548 position in our list of most widely used terms in the English dictionary.

    Trends

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    Examples of use in the English literature, quotes and news about stomachache

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    Joining ‘ER,’ I felt like that kid who got the golden ticket in ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.’ I’ve been offered chocolate bars all these years, but there had been no golden ticket. Just the stomachache that was called ‘Jake in Progress.’

    Arguments about Scripture achieve nothing but a stomachache and a headache.

    10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STOMACHACHE»

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    Your Body Battles a Stomachache

    Vicki Cobb. NOTE: The photomicrographs in this book were taken with a
    scanning electron microscope (SEM). The photos are originally in black and
    white. A computer program is used to add color, often to highlight interesting
    features.

    It isn’t until children are three years old that they can begin to identify a
    stomachache — but usually with no more precision than just pointing to the
    general area of the belly button. And it isn’t until about age five that children can
    explain they …

    3

    Origins of the Social Mind: Evolutionary and Developmental Views

    sister whether he/she has a stomachache. In Scene 1 (the “not having any pain”
    scene), he/she answers “I don’t have any pain” because he/she actually does not
    feel any pain; in Scene 2 (the “suffering pain” scene), he/she answers “I have …

    Shoji Itakura, Kazuo Fujita, 2009

    4

    Soul Mind Body Medicine: A Complete Soul Healing System for …

    Although I use acupuncture in this example, you can apply the same principles to
    any physical treatment or procedure: Dear soul, mind, and body of all the
    acupuncture points for a stomachache, I love you. You have the power to balance
    my …

    5

    Penelope Puggle: Science Class Stomachache

    Meet Penelope Puggle in her very first book, where she and her classmates learn that differences aren’t divisions— and that being an exception makes you special.

    Table 2.3 (continued) contemporary ethnomedical uses of Ficus spp. and anti-
    inflammatory actions use Sores, externally suggestive of antineoplastic Sores,
    externally Stomachache, orally Stomachache, orally/ externally (massaging
    stomach …

    Ephraim Philip Lansky, Helena Maaria Paavilainen, 2010

    Soaked with the rain, the man entered the bar and paced around. Suddenly he
    smiled as he caught sight of Babes. As he walked towards our table I recognised
    him as the beggar we called Stomachache. About a week ago Stomachache – he
     …

    8

    Dr. Spock’s Baby and Child Care: 8th Edition

    After the age of a year, one of the commonest causes of stomachache is the
    onset of a simple cold, sore throat, or flu, especially when there is fever.
    Stomachache is a sign that the infection is disturbing the intestines as well as
    other parts of …

    9

    Survival Skills of the North American Indians

    A decoction of the roots and flowers of Philadephia fleabane (Erigeron
    philadelphicus] was used by the Ojibwa for stomachache; the Cree used Canada
    fleabane (E. canadensis) for diarrhea. The Ojibwa, Rappahannock, and others
    drank a …

    10

    Meals That Heal for Babies and Toddlers

    A stomachache can actually be located anywhere along the lower digestive tract,
    including the stomach and intestines. A food intolerance can cause cramping that
    occurs in the intestines but is described as appearing in the stomach.

    9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STOMACHACHE»

    Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term stomachache is used in the context of the following news items.

    Food Poisoning Treatment Tips Everyone Should Know

    Food poisoning symptoms The signs of food poisoning can range from very mild (a passing stomachache) to severe (fever and nonstop diarrhea). Depending on … «ABC News, May 15»

    Stomachaches: when to worry

    (WOOD) Stomach problems can be common in children, but sometimes your child’s stomach ache is a signal that something else is going on. The pediatric … «WOODTV.com, Jan 15»

    What Happens When a Child’s Stomachache Won’t Go Away?

    Newswise — At some point, virtually every child gets a stomachache. Fortunately, it’s usually short-lived and not cause for concern. But what happens when a … «Newswise, Nov 14»

    Susan Estrich: ‘Managing’ Your Own Health Care Brings On …

    I’ve had stomachaches for as long as I can remember. As a kid, I called it an “uncomfortable feeling.” As an adult, it was sometimes downright painful. But they … «Noozhawk, Oct 14»

    Foods That Help Cure a Stomachache

    The pain, discomfort, and even embarrassment of stomachaches can be paralyzing and debilitating. But there’s no need to let them slow you down. «The Daily Meal, Sep 14»

    Nurse recalls moment teen girl came in with stomachache after …

    A Florida nurse has recalled the horrifying moment a teenage girl’s stomachache was revealed to be a tapeworm infestation — leading to her weight-obsessed … «New York Daily News, Aug 14»

    Stomachache? Here’s what could be wrong

    We may not like to bring it up at cocktail parties (or especially over dinner), but let’s be honest: One of our number-one health concerns has to do with going … «Fox News, Mar 13»

    Is Stress Causing Your Child’s Stomachaches?

    Stomachaches account for numerous visits to pediatricians’ offices. Parents often worry that a kidney infection or appendicitis is responsible for the pain. «Huffington Post, Nov 12»

    Stomachaches are common in kids; a pediatrician offers advice on …

    A 9-year-old girl arrived at my pediatric practice recently complaining of a stomachache. Over the past 12 months, she had come in numerous times with … «Washington Post, Oct 12»

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    • Английский (британский вариант)

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    «my tummy hurts» sounds a bit childish, most adults would probably say «my stomach hurts» instead.




    • Японский

    @askingsaint Thanks! Which do you usually say «I have a stomachahe» or «my stomach hurts»?




    • Английский (британский вариант)

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    @ayapojo
    My stomach is paining.
    I have stomach ache.
    I have stomach cramps.
    I think using word “tummy “is unnatural.
    And one more thing,we shouldn’t write stomach along with ache because they are 2 words not a single word.




    • Японский

    @Sunna4 Thank you for many examples.
    I didn’t know those were separated words… Thanks!




    • Английский (британский вариант)

    We also talk about how we feel as often as what we have so ‘I feel sick’ is commonly used instead of ‘I have stomach ache’

    Though ‘Stomach’ is less childish than ‘tummy’, ‘stomach ache’ is still more often used to describe a child’s illness than an adults




    • Английский (британский вариант)

    • Английский (американский вариант)

    indigestion
    After eating curry, I always have indigestion. Also called dyspepsia, upset stomach, stomachache (one word is correct).




    • Английский (британский вариант)

    I have stomachache & my stomach hurts

    ‘tummy’ is a more child like way to refer to your stomach, so it’s informal and most people wouldn’t usually use tummy when talking to others, because of the childish nature of it




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    @ayapojo usually I’d say «my stomach hurts» but they’re equally as natural, it’s just personal preference.




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    Thank you so much everyone! I appreciate every answers. I can’t choose featured answer. Thanks a lot!

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      stomachache

      Персональный Сократ > stomachache

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      stomachache

      English-Russian short dictionary > stomachache

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      stomachache

      Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > stomachache

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      stomachache

      stomach-ache
      1> боль в животе
      _Ex:
      it gives me a stomach-ache у меня от этого болит живот;
      _разг. мне это противно

      НБАРС > stomachache

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      stomachache

      Универсальный англо-русский словарь > stomachache

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      stomachache

      боль в животе

      Новый англо-русский словарь > stomachache

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      stomachache

      [‘stʌməkeɪk]

      сущ.

      I must confess it has given me a stomach-ache. — Должен признаться, что это вызвало у меня боли в животе.

      Англо-русский современный словарь > stomachache

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      stomachache

      English-Russian base dictionary > stomachache

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      боль в животе

      Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > боль в животе

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      bellyache

      Синонимический ряд:

      2. complain (verb) complain; fuss; gripe; grouse; grumble; moan; mutter; whine

      English-Russian base dictionary > bellyache

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      colic

      1. n колика, резь

      2. a анат. толстокишечный, относящийся к толстым кишкам

      Синонимический ряд:

      English-Russian base dictionary > colic

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      ache

      боль
      (1). Существительное ache редко употребляется самостоятельно. Оно обычно часть сложного слова и, как правило, употребляется в сочетаниях:

      have toothache (earache, stomachache, backache) — У меня болит зуб (ухо, живот, спина).

      В этих сочетаниях существительное ache употребляется без артикля, за исключением сочетания to have a headache.
      (2). Английское соответствие русскому слову боль во всех остальных случаях передается существительным pain и прилагательным painful, которые обозначают физическое или психическое страдание или болезненное ощущение в какой-либо части тела:

      to have a sharp (dull) pain in one’s arm (one’s leg, one’s side, etc.) — почувствовать острую (тупую) боль в руке (ноге, боку и т. д.);

      I have pain in the back или My back is still painful — У меня болит спина (у меня боли в спине).

      My legs are stiff but not painful — У меня затекли ноги, но боли нет.

      (3). See ill, .
      болеть
      Русскому глаголу болеть соответствуют английские глаголы to ache и to hurt. Глагол to ache употребляется для обозначения длительной тупой, главным образом, физической боли, глагол to hurt указывает на боль, вызванную какой-либо, не конкретизируя характер боли:

      My eyes hurt when I look at bright light — У меня болят глаза, когда я смотрю на яркий свет (Мне больно смотреть на яркий свет), но: My eyes ache all the time, I probably need stronger glasses — У меня все время болят глаза, вероятно, мне нужны более сильные очки.

      Let my hand go, you are hurting me — Отпусти мою руку, ты мне делаешь больно.

      Don’t touch here, it hurts — Не трогай, мне больно.

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      ache

      I [eɪk]

      n

      I have aches and pains all over. — У меня все тело болит.

      Poor posture can cause neck ache, headaches and breathing problems. — Неправильная осанка может вызывать боли в шее, головные боли и осложнения с дыханием.

      CHOICE OF WORDS:

      (1). Русскому слову боль во всех остальных случаях, кроме вышеперечисленных, соответствует английское существительное pain или прилагательное painful, которые обозначают физическое или психическое страдание или болезненное ощущение в какой-либо части тела: to have a sharp (dull) pain in one’s arm (one’s leg, one’s side) почувствовать острую (тупую) боль в руке (ноге, боку); I have pain in the back или my back is still painful у меня все еще болит спина/у меня сохраняются боли в спине; my legs are stiff but not painful у меня затекли ноги, но боли нет. (2.) See ill, adj

      USAGE:

      Существительное ache редко употребляется самостоятельно. Оно обычно является частью сложного слова и, как правило, употребляется в сочетаниях: I have toothache (earache, stomachache, backache) у меня болит зуб (ухо, живот, спина). В этих сочетаниях существительное с компонентом ache употребляется без артикля, за исключением сочетания to have a headache.

      II [eɪk]

      v

      1) болеть, испытывать боль

      My ear (stomach, tooth) aches. — У меня болит ухо (живот, зуб).

      It made my head ache. — У меня от этого разболелась голова.

      He ached all over. — У него все болело.


      — one’s head aches

      2) сострадать, переживать о чём-либо

      My heart aches at the sight of him/it makes my heart ache to see him. — Когда я вижу его, у меня сердце разрывается/у меня душа болит.

      CHOICE OF WORDS:

      Русскому глаголу болеть/болит соответствуют английские глаголы to ache и to hurt. Глагол to ache употребляется для обозначения длительной тупой, главным образом, физической боли, глагол to hurt указывает на боль, вызванную какой-либо внешней или внутренней причиной, не конкретизируя ее характера: my eyes hurt when I look at a bright light у меня болят глаза, когда я смотрю на яркий свет/мне больно смотреть на яркий свет, ср., my eyes ache all the time, I probably need stronger glasses у меня все время болят глаза, вероятно, мне нужны более сильные очки; let my hand go, you are hurting me отпусти мою руку, ты мне делаешь больно; don’t touch here, it hurts не трогай, мне больно

      English-Russian combinatory dictionary > ache

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      ache

      The Americanisms. English-Russian dictionary. > ache

    См. также в других словарях:

    • stomachache — [stum′əkāk΄, stum′ikāk΄] n. pain in the stomach or abdomen …   English World dictionary

    • stomachache — n. to get a stomachache (AE)/to get stomachache (BE) * * * to get a stomachache (AE) /to get stomachache (BE) …   Combinatory dictionary

    • stomachache — noun Date: 1744 pain in or in the region of the stomach …   New Collegiate Dictionary

    • stomachache — stomach achy, adj. /stum euhk ayk /, n. pain in the stomach or abdomen; colic. Also, stomach ache. [1755 65; STOMACH + ACHE] * * * …   Universalium

    • stomachache — noun /ˈstʌməkeɪk/ A pain in the abdomen, often caused by indigestion. (The pain is usually lower than the stomach and related to the intestines.) …   Wiktionary

    • stomachache — stom·ach·ache .āk n pain in or in the region of the stomach …   Medical dictionary

    • stomachache — Synonyms and related words: ache, aching, angina, backache, bellyache, cephalalgia, colic, collywobbles, distress, earache, fret, gnawing, gripe, gripes, gut ache, headache, heartburn, hemicrania, megrim, migraine, misery, odontalgia, otalgia,… …   Moby Thesaurus

    • stomachache — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. colic, gastralgia, gripe. See pain. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. indigestion, acute indigestion, gastric upset; see illness 1 , pain 1 …   English dictionary for students

    • stomachache — stom|ach|ache [ˈstʌmək eık] n [U and C] pain in your stomach or near your stomach …   Dictionary of contemporary English

    • stomachache — see stomach ache …   English dictionary

    • stomachache — n. pain in the belly, pain in the stomach …   English contemporary dictionary

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    from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

    • noun Pain in the stomach or abdomen.

    from The Century Dictionary.

    • noun Pain in the stomach; gastralgia; commonly, any pain in the abdomen, especially colic.

    from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.

    • noun A pain in the abdomen, often caused by indigestion. (The pain is usually lower than the stomach and related to the intestines.)

    from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

    • noun an ache localized in the stomach or abdominal region

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