How to Say “Conjunctivitis” in Croatian

konjunktivitis
The English phrase "conjunctivitis" is translated into Croatian as konjunktivitis.
Meaning: inflammation (noun)

Did you know?

  • Croatian pharmacists may suggest using čaj od kamilice or 'chamomile tea' as a traditional home remedy to soothe the symptoms of konjunktivitis.
  • Although it ends in -itis, which is a Greek suffix for inflammation, the word is treated as a masculine noun in Croatian grammar.
  • While konjunktivitis is the formal term, Croatians often refer to the contagious version as zarazno oko or 'infectious eye'.

Examples in context

  • Imam jak konjunktivitis.
    I have severe conjunctivitis.
  • Konjunktivitis može biti vrlo zarazan.
    Conjunctivitis can be very contagious.

Example conversation

Petra and Mateo are talking about why Petra is wearing sunglasses indoors.

  1. Petra

    Oprosti, imam konjunktivitis.
    Sorry, I have conjunctivitis.
  2. Mateo

    Jesu li oči jako crvene?
    Are your eyes very red?
  3. Petra

    Da, i jako me svrbe.
    Yes, and they itch a lot.
  4. Mateo

    Trebaš ići kod liječnika, Petra.
    You should go to the doctor, Petra.
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