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1) General subject: aching, achy, ailing, apoplectic, bad, badly, biliary patient, bilious patient, burning, crook, delicate, disabled, diseased, ill, inmate (в госпитале), invalid, out of health, sick, sickish, sickly (о виде и т.п.), sore, stricken, struck, tender, touchy, under the weather, unhealthy, unsound2) Medicine: acrophobe, analysand, contractual patient, day patient, emergency case, hebephrenic, hemitomias, hyperthyroid, hypothyroid, icteric, ill ilium, laryngect, laryngectomee, mad, obsessive-compulsive, paralytic, registrant, patient (пациент)4) Dialect: sadly5) Latin: aeger7) Religion: ill person8) Law: afflicted person9) Australian slang: green around the gills11) Immunology: sufferer12) Makarov: medical case, unwell13) Taboo: buggered, bum, crapped-out, crappy, on the bum
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