Imate li lijek za glavobolju?
Do you have headache medicine?
Usage
Asking for headache medicine
Grammar Note
Lijek is the ijekavian form (Serbian lek).
Treba mi lijek za stomak
I need stomach medicine
Usage
Asking for stomach medicine
Grammar Note
"Treba mi" is gender-neutral.
Treba mi lijek protiv proljeva
I need anti-diarrhea medicine
Usage
Asking for anti-diarrhea medicine
Grammar Note
Protiv takes the genitive.
Imam temperaturu
I have a fever
Usage
Saying you have a fever
Grammar Note
Temperatura also means "fever" in this sense.
Imam alergiju
I have an allergy
Usage
Saying you have an allergy
Grammar Note
Accusative of the feminine alergija.
Trebaju mi flasteri
I need bandages/plasters
Usage
Asking for plasters
Grammar Note
The needed items are plural, hence trebaju.
Treba mi sprej protiv insekata
I need insect repellent
Usage
Asking for insect repellent
Grammar Note
Protiv + genitive plural.
Treba mi krema za sunčanje
I need sunscreen
Usage
Asking for sunscreen
Grammar Note
Krema is the feminine subject.
Kako se uzima ovaj lijek?
How do I take this medicine?
Usage
Asking how to take this medicine
Grammar Note
The impersonal reflexive "se uzima".
Da li je potreban recept?
Do I need a prescription?
Usage
Asking whether a prescription is needed
Grammar Note
Recept is masculine.
Toplomjer
Thermometer
Usage
Asking for a thermometer
Grammar Note
Masculine noun.
Zavoj
Bandage
Usage
Asking for a bandage
Grammar Note
Masculine noun; it also means a bend in a road.
Sredstvo za dezinfekciju
Disinfectant
Usage
Asking for disinfectant
Grammar Note
Sredstvo is neuter.
Zaštitna maska
Face mask
Usage
Asking for a face mask
Grammar Note
Composed from common words following regular grammar. Maska is feminine.
Higijenski ulošci
Sanitary pads
Usage
Asking for sanitary pads
Grammar Note
Normally used in the plural.
Kondomi
Condoms
Usage
Asking for condoms
Grammar Note
Masculine noun in the plural.
Kapi za oči
Eye drops
Usage
Asking for eye drops
Grammar Note
Kapi is the plural of kap; oči the plural of oko.
Lijek za snižavanje temperature
Fever reducer
Usage
Asking for a fever reducer
Grammar Note
Composed from common words following regular grammar. "Za + accusative" expresses purpose.
Lijek protiv bolova
Painkiller
Usage
Asking for a painkiller
Grammar Note
Protiv + genitive plural.
Laksativ, molim
A laxative, please
Usage
Asking for a laxative at a pharmacy
Grammar Note
Laksativ is a masculine noun. At a pharmacy you can also say "Treba mi lijek protiv zatvora" (I need a medicine for constipation).
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