pain; (of a body part) to be painful; to be sore; to hurt; (of a person) to be in pain

to have a headache

grieved; sorrowful

to feel distressed about sth; heartache; cardiac pain

pain (from wound); sorrow

to tingle; to sting; to have a sudden sharp pain; (fig.) to hurt deeply; tingle; prick; sting; stab of pain

to relieve pain; to stop pain; analgesic

pain; suffering

stomachache; bellyache

slight illness; indisposition; ailment

bitter; painful; deeply distressed

migraine

painless; pain-free

to have a stomachache

to ache

toothache

grief; remorse; deep in sorrow; bitter (anguish); profound (condolences)

bellyache; stomach pain

to ache

sharp pain

physical or emotional pain

acute pain; sharp pain; twinge; stab; pang

(medicine) tenderness; pain experienced when touched or palpated

to ache; to be sore; to feel painful

to grieve; to mourn; deep sorrow; grief

to suffer; fig. reluctantly

to throb with pain; throbbing pain; twang; pang; CL:陣|阵[zhen4]

burn (i.e. wound); burning pain

period pain; menstrual cramps; dysmenorrhea

sharp pain; cramp; griping pain; colic; angina, cf 心絞痛|心绞痛

earache

stomachache

to endure (suffering or sorrow)

to relieve pain; analgesic

to suppress pain

stabbing pain; intermittent flash of pain

labor pains; (fig.) distress caused by a disruptive change

hidden anguish; secret suffering; (medicine) dull pain

angina

neuralgia (medicine)

keenly felt pain; bitter anguish

diclofenac painkiller; also called 扶他林

chronic pain

paracetamol (loanword)

to think of the pain when the pain is gone (idiom); to ponder about a painful experience

fibromyalgia

gallstone colic

abdominal cramping

to ache dully