How to Say “Morbidity” in Tagalog

morbididad
The Tagalog word for the English term morbidity is morbididad.
Morbididad is a noun used to describe the incidence of a disease expressed as a rate.
Meaning: incidence of a disease as a rate (noun)

Did you know?

  • While morbididad is used in formal medical statistics, everyday Tagalog speakers would never use it to describe someone's gloomy or unhealthy mood.
  • The word morbididad is a direct loanword from Spanish, reflecting the deep influence of the Spanish colonial medical system on the Philippine health vocabulary.
  • In Philippine health reports, you will often see morbididad paired with mortalidad, as these two terms are used as a rhythmic pair to distinguish between sickness rates and death rates.

Examples in context

  • Mataas ang morbididad ng sakit na ito.
    The morbidity of this disease is high.
  • Inaalam nila ang morbididad ng dengue sa rehiyon.
    They are checking the morbidity rate of dengue in the region.

Example conversation

Two health workers are discussing local health statistics.

  1. Jose

    Maria, tingnan mo ang ulat tungkol sa morbididad.
    Maria, look at the report regarding the morbidity.
  2. Maria

    Bakit tumaas ang morbididad sa barangay na ito?
    Why did the morbidity increase in this village?
  3. Jose

    Marahil ay dahil sa kawalan ng malinis na tubig.
    Perhaps it is due to the lack of clean water.
  4. Maria

    Kailangan nating gawan ito ng paraan agad.
    We need to find a way to address this immediately.
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