How to Say ‘abdominal surgical ward’ in German
die Bauchchirurgie-Station
dee BOWKH-kheer-oor-GHEE shtah-TSYOHN
[dee BOWKH-kheer-oor-GHEE shtah-TSYOHN]
💬 Usage Tip: A classic German compound noun: Bauch (abdomen) + Chirurgie (surgery) + Station (ward). German loves building long Lego-word towers.
🇩🇪 In Germany: In German hospitals, Station usually means the ward/unit, while Ambulanz is outpatient care.
Phrase Breakdown
die
[dee]
the
Definite article for feminine singular nouns in German.
Die Bauchchirurgie-Station ist im dritten Stock.
The abdominal surgery ward is on the third floor.
Bauchchirurgie-Station
[BOWKH-kheer-oor-GHEE shtah-TSYOHN]
abdominal surgery ward
The hospital ward where patients stay before or after abdominal surgery.
Die Bauchchirurgie-Station ist heute sehr voll.
The abdominal surgery ward is very busy today.
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