ache, aching — ból - agony, anguish, death pangs, excruciation, suffering — agonia, udręka - arthralgia - burn, burning - causalgia, thermalgia - colic, gripes, griping, intestinal colic — kolka - chest pain - chiralgia - distress — cierpienie, zmartwienie - dysmenorrhea - glossalgia, glossodynia, lingual pain - growing pains - haemorrhoid, haemorrhoids, hemorrhoid, piles - keratalgia - labor pain - mastalgia - melagra - meralgia - metralgia - myalgia, myodynia - nephralgia - neuralgia, neuralgy — nerwoból, newralgia, rwa - odynophagia - orchidalgia - pang — ostry ból, szarpnięcie - pang, sting — ukąszenie - photalgia, photophobia — światłowstręt - costalgia, pleuralgia, pleurodynia - podalgia - proctalgia - referred pain - renal colic - smart, smarting, smartness — piekący ból - sting, stinging - stitch — kolka - rawness, soreness, tenderness - thermalgesia - throb - torment, torture — tortury - ulalgia - urodynia[Spéc.]

ache, hurt, suffer, suffer from[GenV+comp]

ache, be in pain, hurt, suffer — być chorym na, cierpieć na - ail, pain, trouble - anguish, distress, hurt, pain — zranić - ache, hurt, smart — boleć, parzyć, piec, pokutować, szczypać, szczypnąć[Dérivé]

ache (n.) • ból (n.) • distress (n.) • hurting (n.) • misery (n.) • pain (n.) • suffering (n.)