How to Say ‘vomiting’ in German
das Erbrechen
dahs air-BREKH-en
[dahs air-BREKH-en]
💬 Usage Tip: This noun comes from the verb erbrechen = to vomit. A formal medical-style word.
🇩🇪 In Germany: In everyday speech, some patients may simply say sich übergeben instead of erbrechen.
Phrase Breakdown
das
[dahs]
the
Definite article for neuter singular nouns in German.
Das Erbrechen hat aufgehört.
The vomiting has stopped.
Erbrechen
[air-BREKH-en]
vomiting
The act of throwing up; expelling stomach contents through the mouth.
Das Erbrechen begann am Morgen.
The vomiting began in the morning.
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