How to Say “Allergies” in Arabic

حساسية
hasasiya
In Arabic, the English phrase "allergies" is translated as حساسية (hasasiya).
The term refers to a medical condition where the body has an adverse reaction to specific substances, such as certain foods or pollen.

How do you pronounce it?

hasasiya

Did you know?

  • In certain contexts, describing a piece of news as having حساسية means the information is 'sensitive' or politically volatile.
  • While a doctor would use حساسية for an allergy, a person describing a 'sensitive soul' in literature might use a word derived from the same linguistic root.
  • The term حساسية describes not just a biological reaction, but also 'sensitivity' in technical fields. For example, a high-resolution sensor or a precise scientific instrument is described as having حساسية.

Examples in context

  • لدي حساسية من حبوب اللقاح
    I am allergic to pollen grains
  • عندي حساسية من القطط.
    Indi hasasiya min al-qitat.
    I have an allergy to cats.
  • هل تعاني من حساسية موسمية؟
    Hal tu'ani min hasasiya mawsimiya?
    Do you suffer from seasonal allergies?
  • هذا الطعام يسبب لي حساسية.
    Hadha al-ta'am yusabbibu li hasasiya.
    This food causes me an allergy.

Example conversation

A friend asks another why they are not eating at a restaurant.

  1. ليلى Layla

    لماذا لا تأكل هذا الطبق يا يوسف؟
    Limadha la ta'kul hadha al-tabaq ya Yusuf?
    Why aren't you eating this dish, Yusuf?
  2. يوسف Youssef

    لأن لدي حساسية من المكسرات.
    Li'anna ladayya hasasiya min al-mukasarat.
    Because I have an allergy to nuts.
  3. ليلى Layla

    أنا آسفة، لم أكن أعرف ذلك.
    Ana asifa, lam akun a'rif dhalik.
    I am sorry, I didn't know that.
  4. يوسف Youssef

    لا بأس، شكراً لكِ يا ليلى.
    La ba's, shukran laki ya Layla.
    It's okay, thank you, Layla.
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