téng tòng
douleur; malaise; endolori
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我感到疼痛。
wǒ gǎndào téngtòng.
I feel pain.
我的头很痛。
wǒ de tóu hěn tòng.
My head hurts a lot.
我肚子疼。
wǒ dùzi téng.
My stomach hurts.
痛楚 (tòngchǔ)
pain
疼痛 (tòngtòng)
ache
舒适 (shūshì)
comfortable
轻松 (qīngsōng)
relaxed
The Chinese word 疼痛 (tòngtòng) for "pain" is composed of two characters: 痛 (tòng), meaning "painful" or "aching", and 疼 (téng), which also means "pain" or "ache". The character 痛 is a pictograph depicting a person with a hand over their heart, indicating pain or discomfort. The character 疼, on the other hand, is a phonetic compound, combining the sound component 疼 (téng) with the radical 心 (xīn), which represents the heart. Together, the two characters 痛 and 疼 form the word 疼痛, which refers to physical or emotional pain or discomfort.
