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Sardi refers to the sensation of coldness, the winter season, or the medical condition of having a common cold. In a health context, it is frequently used to describe symptoms like chills, a runny nose, or a minor respiratory infection.

A wound, cut, or injury to the body, typically involving broken skin or flesh. It is also frequently used metaphorically to describe emotional pain, heartache, or psychological trauma.

A physical injury involving a break in the skin or body tissue, such as a cut or a tear. It can also be used metaphorically to describe emotional pain or psychological suffering.

A physical sensation of discomfort, suffering, or distress caused by injury or illness. It is also frequently used metaphorically to describe emotional suffering or heartache.

A noun referring to physical pain or mental distress and suffering. It is often used to describe deep or intense discomfort, ranging from a bodily ache to emotional agony.

A noun referring to a disease, ailment, or physical/mental illness. It is widely used to describe medical conditions or metaphorically to represent persistent bad habits or social problems.

A term of Arabic origin used in Hindi to refer to a disease, ailment, or chronic physical condition. It is frequently used in both medical contexts and metaphorically to describe a persistent problem or trouble.

Svaasthya refers to the state of being free from illness or injury, encompassing physical, mental, and social well-being. It is used to describe a person's general physical condition as well as the abstract concept of health in society.

Rogi refers to a person who is suffering from a disease or illness, commonly translated as 'patient' or 'sick person'. It describes an individual undergoing medical treatment or someone who is generally unwell.

A patient refers to a person receiving medical treatment or care from a doctor or hospital. It specifically identifies the individual in the context of their illness or health condition.