How to Say “Hydrocodone” in Spanish

hidrocodona
/idɾokoˈdona/
The English word hydrocodone is translated into Spanish as hidrocodona.
hidrocodona is a noun used to refer to the narcotic opiate medication.
Meaning: narcotic opiate (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

/idɾokoˈdona/

Did you know?

  • While hidrocodona is the scientific name, a pharmacist might refer to the class of drugs it belongs to as estupefacientes, a term that shares a common root with the English words 'stupid' and 'stupor'.
  • If you are looking for this medication in a Spanish-speaking pharmacy, you will often find it paired with paracetamol instead of 'acetaminophen', which is the standard pairing in the United States.
  • The Spanish term hidrocodona is a precise chemical construction derived from the components 'dihydro' and 'codeine' combined with the suffix '-one'.

Examples in context

  • El paciente está tomando hidrocodona para el dolor.
    The patient is taking hydrocodone for pain.
  • Recomendamos evitar el uso prolongado de analgésicos narcóticos a base de hidrocodona.
    We recommend avoiding prolonged use of narcotic pain relievers based on hydrocodone.
  • El médico me recetó hidrocodona para el dolor.
    The doctor prescribed hydrocodone for the pain.
  • No puedo encontrar la hidrocodona en mi mesa de noche.
    I cannot find the hydrocodone on my nightstand.
  • ¿Es peligroso mezclar la hidrocodona con alcohol?
    Is it dangerous to mix hydrocodone with alcohol?

Example conversation

Sofía is asking Mateo about his medication at home.

  1. Sofía

    ¿Te sientes mejor con la hidrocodona, Mateo?
    Do you feel better with the hydrocodone, Mateo?
  2. Mateo

    Sí, el dolor ha disminuido mucho.
    Yes, the pain has decreased a lot.
  3. Sofía

    Me alegra mucho saber eso.
    I am very glad to know that.
  4. Mateo

    Gracias por preocuparte por mí, Sofía.
    Thank you for caring about me, Sofia.

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