How to Say “Amoxicillin” in Spanish

amoxicilina
/amoɡsiθiˈlina/feminine
The English word amoxicillin is translated into Spanish as amoxicilina.
amoxicilina is a feminine noun used to refer to the antibiotic medication.
Meaning: antibiotic (noun)

Is it said differently in some regions?

In some Spanish-speaking countries, particularly in Argentina, the brand name Amoxidal is commonly used to refer to this medication.

How does it change in a sentence?

Because amoxicilina is a feminine noun, it is preceded by the feminine definite article la when used in a sentence (e.g., la amoxicilina).

How do you pronounce it?

/amoɡsiθiˈlina/

Did you know?

  • In some Latin American regions, people may refer to amoxicilina simply as la amoxi in casual conversation.
  • In many Spanish-speaking pharmacies, you cannot buy amoxicilina without a receta, which is a formal medical prescription.
  • Because 'amoxicilina' ends in '-ina', it follows the standard Spanish pattern for many medicinal substances, which are almost always feminine nouns.

Examples in context

  • El médico me recetó amoxicilina para tratar la infección de garganta.
    The doctor prescribed me amoxicillin to treat the throat infection.
  • No te olvides de tomar la amoxi tres veces al día después de las comidas.
    Don't forget to take the amoxi three times a day after meals.
  • Aquí en México, cuando decimos penicilina V, nos referimos a un medicamento similar a la amoxicilina.
    Here in Mexico, when we say penicilina V, we're referring to a medication similar to amoxicillin.
  • En Argentina, muchos médicos recetan Amoxidal para tratar infecciones respiratorias.
    In Argentina, many doctors prescribe Amoxidal to treat respiratory infections.
  • La amoxicilina es un antibiótico fuerte.
    Amoxicillin is a strong antibiotic.
  • Necesito comprar la amoxicilina en la farmacia.
    I need to buy the amoxicillin at the pharmacy.
  • El médico me recetó amoxicilina para la infección.
    The doctor prescribed me amoxicillin for the infection.

Example conversation

Javier and María are talking in their kitchen about a prescription.

  1. Javier

    ¿Ya tienes la amoxicilina?
    Do you have the amoxicillin already?
  2. María

    Sí, la compré esta mañana para ti.
    Yes, I bought it this morning for you.
  3. Javier

    Gracias, María, me siento muy mal.
    Thanks, María, I feel very bad.
  4. María

    Tómala pronto para que te recuperes.
    Take it soon so you recover.

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