How to Say “Bursitis” in Italian

borsite
feminine
The English word bursitis is translated into Italian as borsite.
borsite refers to the medical condition of inflammation of a bursa.
Meaning: inflammation of a bursa (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The word is a feminine noun.

Did you know?

  • The word borsa is so central to the concept of a pouch that the Italian term for the stock market, Borsa, comes from the same root as borsite, referring to the leather pouches traders once used.
  • The root of borsite is borsa, which in everyday Italian refers to a handbag or purse. This reflects the medical definition of a bursa as a small fluid-filled sac.
  • The Italian word borsa comes from the Old French bourse, which originally referred to a leather pouch used for carrying coins.

Examples in context

  • Il medico mi ha diagnosticato la borsite alla spalla.
    The doctor diagnosed me with bursitis in the shoulder.
  • Mi fa male la spalla, forse ho un'infiammazione della borsa.
    My shoulder hurts, maybe I have inflammation of the bursa.
  • La borsite al ginocchio è molto dolorosa.
    Bursitis in the knee is very painful.
  • Il medico ha diagnosticato una borsite.
    The doctor diagnosed bursitis.
  • Devi riposare a causa della borsite.
    You need to rest because of the bursitis.

Example conversation

Sofia is telling Lorenzo why she cannot lift a heavy box.

  1. Sofia

    Non posso sollevare questo scatolone, Lorenzo.
    I cannot lift this big box, Lorenzo.
  2. Lorenzo

    Perché? Ti senti male?
    Why? Are you feeling unwell?
  3. Sofia

    Sì, soffro di borsite alla spalla.
    Yes, I suffer from bursitis in my shoulder.
  4. Lorenzo

    Capisco, allora ci penso io.
    I understand, then I'll handle it.

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