Write words relating objects and actions performed in the hospital environment

Here are the main objects you will see in a hospital:

Here are common actions performed in a hospital:

Here are two example sentences using this vocabulary:

Example 1:

الطَّبِيبُ يَفْحَصُ الْمَرِيضَ Al-ṭabību yafḥaṣu al-marīda The doctor examines the patient.

Example 2:

الْمُمَرِّضَةُ تَعْطِي الدَّوَاءَ لِلْمَرِيضِ Al-mumarridatu taʿṭī al-dawāʾa li-l-marīdi The nurse gives medicine to the patient.

To write correctly in Arabic, remember these points:

1. Start from the right — Arabic is written from right to left.
2. Connect the letters — most Arabic letters connect to the next letter.
3. Add the vowels — short vowels (fatḥa, kasra, damma) are marks above or below the letters.
4. Match the gender — use the feminine form (usually ends with َة / -a) for female doctors and nurses.

If you visit a hospital in Tanzania and meet a doctor from an Arabic-speaking country, you can now describe what you see. For example, you could say "هَلْ هُنَاكَ مُمَرِّضَةٌ؟" (Hal hunāka mumarridatun? — Is there a nurse here?) or "أُرِيدُ الدَّوَاءَ" (Urīdu al-dawāʾa — I want medicine). This helps you communicate in Arabic-speaking medical settings, which are sometimes found in Zanzibar or among Arabic-speaking health workers in Dar es Salaam.