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| TERM |
PLAIN ENGLISH |
DEFINITION |
TRANSLATION |
TRANSLATION |
| Anaphylaxis / Anaphylactic shock |
Allergic reaction |
A very extreme allergic reaction that can cause a shock to the body, and symptoms
can include skin rash, nausea, vomiting, difficulty breathing and shock. |
Go ilwa ke mmele |
Ge mmele o ila dilo, ditshupo di ka ba diso mo letlalong,tlhatsa, go gema boima le
go tshoga |
| Adverse events |
Adverse events |
Any health problem that happens after a shot or other vaccine. An adverse event
might be truly caused by a vaccine, or it might be pure coincidence. |
bothata bo botlhagang ka morago ga o entiwa |
bothata bo botlhagang ka morago ga o entiwa |
| Antibodies |
Antibodies |
Antibodies are proteins that our bodies make to fight a specific illness that
attacks our bodies. They are specialised soldiers that the body uses to fight every
illness differently. When a new virus like COVID-19 comes attacks us it take the
body a few days to create the soldier antibodies that can attack it. |
Mashole a mmele |
mashole a mmele a lwantsa bolwetse mo mmelelng |
| Asymptomatic infection |
Asymptomatic |
An infection without symptoms; no signs of illness. |
Mogare o se nang ditshupo |
Mogare o se nang ditshupo |
| Bacteria |
Bacteria |
Bacteria, also called germs to small to see with the naked eye. Some bacteria are
good for you, while others can make you sick. |
Dibakateria |
Dibakateria |
| Booster dose |
Booster dose |
An additional dose of a vaccine needed periodically to 'boost' the immune system.
|
kokeletso ya moento ka morago ga nako go tiisa masole a mmele |
kokeletso ya moento ka morago ga nako go tiisa masole a mmele |
| Breaking News |
Breaking news |
New and important information. |
Dikgang tse di kwa setlhoeng |
Dikgang tse di kwa setlhoeng |
| Chest Pain |
Chest pain |
When you feel pain in your chest or heart area. |
mafatlha a a botlhoko |
mafatlha a a botlhoko |
| Clinical trial |
Clinical trial |
A clinical trial tests the effectiveness and safety of medications, vaccines or
medical devices by monitoring their effects on large groups of people. Clinical
trials have many steps, and only the last few involve testing medicines on human
beings. Clinical trial results are checked by independent experts. |
Diteko tsa boitsanape ba bongaka |
Diteko tsa boitsanape ba bongaka mo ba leka molelmo kapa moento ore o a dira le go
fodisa bolwetse. |
| Communicable |
Communicable |
a disease that spreads from one person or animal to another. Some bacteria and
viruses can cause communicable diseases. Other diseases – that do not spread from
person to person, like diabetes or hypertension – are called ‘non-communicable’.
|
Bolwetse bo bo fetelang go batho ba bangwe |
go na le malwetse/ mogare a a fetelang go batho ba bangwe mola go na le
malwetse/mogare o sa feteleng go batho |
| Comorbidity |
Pre-existing disease |
Pre-existing diseases are conditions that a person has before getting another
disease . In the context of COVID-19 it refers to existing chronic diseases – like
cardiovascular diseases, diabetes or hypertension, to name a few – that could put
people at a higher risk of developing complications if they are infected with the
Corona virus. |
Malwetse a motho a beng nao pele a tshwara ke bolwetse bo bongwe |
Malwetse a motho a beng nao pele a tshwara ke bolwetse bo bongwe |
| Congregate settings |
Gatherings |
When many people come together at the same place and at the same time. E.g.:
parties, marches, schools, prisons, churches etc. |
Dikokoano/ Dikopano |
Ge batho ba kopane lefelong le tee ka nako e tee joale ka mekete |
| Conspiracy Theory |
Fake news story |
Fake news stories are created to combined some facts and incorrect information to
create a story that will convince people that what is told to them by people in
authority like governments, healthcare workers and scientists is not true and will
hurt them. |
Dikgang tsa maaka |
Dikgang tsa maaka |
| Contract |
Become infected |
To catch or develop a disease – you can become infected Covid-19, for example, by
breathing in the droplets of someone who is infected with the virus. |
go tsenwa ke mogare |
go tsenwa ke mogare kapa o bolwetse go tswana le ge motho a gema marothodinyana a
motho a tswereng ke mogare wa COVID-19 |
| Contra-indications |
Medicines clash |
When a medicine, or medical process should not be used because it may be harmful to
that person because of pre-existing conditions or other medicine they are using.
|
Ga molemo o sa tswanelwa go diriswa ke motho ka gore ole kotse ka baka la malwetse
abeng nao |
Ga molemo o sa tswanelwa go diriswa ke motho ka gore ole kotse ka baka la malwetse
abeng nao |
| Control group |
Control group |
In any medical experiment or trial, scientists compare what happens when you give an
active medicine like a vaccine to one group to what would happen to a group if no
active medicine or vaccine was given was given to them. The group that did not
receive the active medicine are called the ‘control group’. |
fa go diriwa di teko magare a setlhopa se fiwang moento le se se sa fewang moento
|
fa go diriwa di teko magare a setlhopa se fiwang moento le se se sa fewang moento
|
| Coping |
Coping |
Being able to get through a difficult experience. |
go kgona |
go kgona go lebana le seemo se boimaa |
| Data |
Information |
Facts, evidence and statistics |
Dikgang tsa nnete tse nang le bo paki |
Dikgang tsa nnete tse nang le bo paki |
| Depopulation |
Depopulation |
A process of intentionally trying to kills entire populations and communities to
have less people in the world. There is a lot of fake news that tries to convince
people that COVID-19 or vaccines are meant to kill people. |
Go fokotsa batho ka mokgwa wa o bolaya |
Go fokotsa batho ka mokgwa wa o bolaya |
| Depression |
Depression |
A mental health problem where a person feels very sad, tired, unable to cope and
have no energy for long periods of time. |
bolwetse jwa go tshwenyega thata mo maikutlong |
bolwetse jwa go tshwenyega thata mo maikutlong |
| Diabetic |
Diabetic |
A person with high or low insulin levels. |
bolwetse ba tshukiri |
bolwetse ba tshukiri |
| Diagnosis / Diagnose |
Diagnosis/ Diagnose |
To recognise a disease by its signs and symptoms is to diagnose a disease. If you
test positive for Covid-19, you have a positive diagnosis for the virus. |
Go lemoga mogare ka go bona ditshupo tsa bolwetse |
Go lemoga mogare ka go bona ditshupo tsa bolwetse |
| DNA |
DNA |
The small chemical that determines how a cell will look and what it will do. |
Dikhemikale tsa go bontsha gore disele di tla nna jwang mmeleng wa motho |
Dikhemikale tsa go bontsha gore disele di tla nna jwang mmeleng wa motho |
| Dose |
Dose |
The amount of a medicine that you are allowed to take at one time |
Selekanyo sa go dirisa molemo |
Selekanyo sa go dirisa molemo |
| Drug resistance |
Vaccine resistant |
When a virus changes it becomes hard for the vaccines or medicines that are created
to fight it to find it in our bodies. The vaccine will not work if the virus has
changed too much. |
Fa mogare o fetoga go nna thata ore moento o dire |
Fa mogare o fetoga go nna thata ore moento o dire |
| Dry Cough |
Dry Cough |
A cough that feels like it is coming more from irritation in your throat. |
go gotlhola go se na sehuba |
go gotlhola go se na sehuba |
| Effective |
Works |
We say a vaccine "works” when it helps the body fight against a virus or bacteria.
|
Go dira |
moento o dira fa o kgona go thusa mmele go lwa le mogare |
| Efficacy |
Efficacy |
This tells us how well a vaccine works. The “efficacy” of a vaccine is its ability
to prevent illness and create immunity against a virus or bacteria. |
Tsela e moento o dirang ka yone |
Ge moento o dira o ba o kgaona o thibelwa malwetse le megare |
| Evidence |
Proven facts |
Facts or information which tell you whether an idea or belief is true. |
Dikgang tse nang le bopaki |
Dikgang tse nang le bopaki |
| Experiment |
Experiment |
An operation or procedure carried out by scientists under controlled conditions in
order to discover or investigate something unknown; to test or establish a
hypothesis. |
Diteko ka bo ra-science ge ba batla go tlhaloganya moento |
Diteko ka bo ra-science ge ba batla go tlhaloganya moento |
| Exposed/exposure |
Exposed |
When you have been in contact with a person that has a virus like COVID-19. |
Fa o ile wa ba gaoswe le motho a beng le mogare wa COVID-19 |
Fa o ile wa ba gaoswe le motho a beng le mogare wa COVID-19 |
| Flattening the curve |
Flattening the curve |
Slowing down the spread of COVID-19 so that there are not too many people sick at
the same time and hospitals are not too busy to help everyone. |
Go fokotsa go phatlalatswa ga mogare wa COVID-19 gore baho ba se lwale ka bontshi
|
Go fokotsa go phatlalatswa ga mogare wa COVID-19 gore baho ba se lwale ka bontshi
|
| headache |
Headache |
Pain in your head |
go opiwa ke tlhogo |
go opiwa ke tlhogo |
| High fever |
High fever |
When your temperature is above 37 degrees, usually leads to sweating. |
letshoroma |
mmele o tshisa ka godimo ga masome a mararo le bosupa a didikirii |
| Hotline |
Hotline |
A phone services that provides specific information. |
mogala o o lelediwang go thusa batho |
mogala o o lelediwang go thusa batho |
| hypertension |
Hypertension |
High blood pressure. |
kgatelelo e ekwa godimo ya madi |
kgatelelo e ekwa godimo ya madi |
| hypotension |
Hypotension |
Low blood pressure. |
kgatelelo e ekwa tlase ya madi |
kgatelelo e ekwa tlase ya madi |
| Immune response |
Immune response |
The way you body fights against bacteria, viruses, and substances that appear
foreign and harmful. |
Go lwa ga masole a mmele |
tsela e masole a mmele a lwantsha mogare/bolwetse |
| Immune system |
Immune system |
All the parts of your body that fights against virus and germ. The immune system
keeps a record of every germ/bacteria/virus it has ever defeated so it can recognise
and destroy it quickly if it enters the body again. We say the immune system has a
memory. |
masole a mmele |
masole a mmele |
| Immunisation |
Immunisation |
Is the process where a person's body is given a vaccine that helps it fight a new
virus like COVID-19. |
Go entiwa go thibela malwetse |
Go entiwa go thibela malwetse |
| Immunity |
Immunity |
When your immune system has a memory of a virus and sends the correct antibodies to
fight the virus. This memory can be created by a vaccine. |
Fa masole a mmele a na le tsebo ya mogare a kgona o lwantsha bolwetse |
Fa masole a mmele a na le tsebo ya mogare a kgona o lwantsha bolwetse |
| Immuno- compromised |
Immuno-compromised |
Having a weak ability for your body to fight a disease because of pre-exiting
diseases. |
Ge mmele wa motho osa kgone go lwantsha mogare ka baka la malwetse a beng nao |
Ge mmele wa motho osa kgone go lwantsha mogare ka baka la malwetse a beng nao |
| Incubate |
Incubate |
Before you get symptoms of a particular illness, the bacteria or virus that causes
disease is spreading slowly in your body to make you feel sick. |
Pele o ka bona ditshupo tsa bolwetse, mogare o ba o phatlalala go dia bolwetse |
Pele o ka bona ditshupo tsa bolwetse, mogare o ba o phatlalala go dia bolwetse |
| Infectious |
Infectious |
Contagious/catchy – capable of making an infection. |
Bolwetse bo bo fetelang go batho ba bangwe |
Bolwetse bo bo fetelang go batho ba bangwe |
| Inoculation |
Inoculation |
Another word for vaccination or immunisation – the process where you become immune
to an infectious disease. |
Go entiwa go thibela malwetse |
Go entiwa go thibela malwetse |
| Interaction |
How medicines mix |
Some medicines have effects on each other, or may make it difficult or easier for
other medicines to work. This can cause side effects or can make a medicine work
better. Always tell a doctor what medicine you are using when they need to give you
more medicine. |
Tsela e meloma e fapanego e dirisana mmeleng wa mothi, gonwe e oketsa mogale/maatla
a bolwetse. Bolela le naka ya gago ka melemo e o e dirisang |
Tsela e meloma e fapanego e dirisana mmeleng wa mothi, gonwe e oketsa mogale/maatla
a bolwetse. Bolela le naka ya gago ka melemo e o e dirisang |
| Jab |
Jab |
A word that describes getting a vaccine dose. |
go entiwa/ go tlhabiwa |
go entiwa/ go tlhabiwa |
| Laboratory |
undefined |
A place equipped for experimental study in a science or for testing and analysis a
research. |
undefined |
lefelo le dirisiwang go dira diteko ke bo ra-science |
| Lockdown |
Lockdown |
A government regulation to limits people's movements and makes certain health
behaviours compulsory. |
thibelo ya mesepele |
thibelo ya mesepele ka mmuso |
| Mandatory |
Compulsory |
Required by a law or rule: obligatory/compulsory. |
Go laelwa/ Go patelediwa go ya ka molao |
Go laelwa/ Go patelediwa go ya ka molao |
| Microscopic |
Very small |
Something so small that you cannot see it with the naked eye – something you can
only see through a microscope. Bacteria and viruses are microscopic, for example.
|
Sennye thata |
selo se sennye seo motho a ka se kgone o se bona ka matlho go batlega microscope
|
| Mimic |
Copy |
To copy / look-like / imitate something. |
kopolola |
kopolola |
| mRNA |
mRNA |
Messenger-RNA are small chemicals that send messages to your cells to tell them
about how a new virus that has not attacked the body yet will look. It is used in
vaccines to create immune system memory. |
Dikhemikale tse nnye tse tsebisang di sele tsa mmele ka mogare o seng o tlhasela
mmele,fela o le teng. Dikhemikala tseo di diriswa go moento |
Dikhemikale tse nnye tse tsebisang di sele tsa mmele ka mogare o seng o tlhasela
mmele,fela o le teng. Dikhemikala tseo di diriswa go moento |
| Mucus |
Mucus |
A slime found in the body. |
mamina |
mamina |
| Myths |
Myths |
A widely held but false belief or idea. There are many myths – otherwise known as
fake news or fictions – about Covid-19 and vaccines. |
Ditlhamane |
Ditlhamane |
| Non-pharmaceutical interventions |
health behaviours |
Things that every person can do to prevent a disease that does not involve taking
medicine. |
Tsela e motho a ka e dirisa go thibela bolwetse asa nke molemo |
Tsela e motho a ka e dirisa go thibela bolwetse asa nke molemo |
| Nurse |
Nurse |
A health worker that is the first and most regular person to give you care at a
medical facility. |
mooki |
mooki |
| Nursing |
Nursing |
A job where people care for the medical needs of people in clinics and hospitals.
|
go oka/ go alafa |
lefelo la o alafa batho e kaba dikiliniki kapa dipetlele |
| Open spaces |
Open spaces |
Places that are outdoors and have a lot of fresh air |
mafelo a a bulegileng |
mafelo a a bulegileng |
| Pandemic |
Pandemic |
A pandemic is an when a disease spreads across a large region, for instance multiple
continents or worldwide, affecting a large number of people. |
Ge bolwetse/mogare o phatlhaletse anga/kgaolong ka bontshi ebile bo tswere bontshi
ba batho |
Ge bolwetse/mogare o phatlhaletse anga/kgaolong ka bontshi ebile bo tswere bontshi
ba batho |
| PCR test |
Covid test |
A test that uses a sample from the back of your nose and mouth to know if there is
COVID-19 virus in your body. The test can be done in a clinic, hospital, laboratory
or even in your car. |
Diteko tsa go tsaya dipontsho/disampole/dintlha/sekai mo nko le molomo go lekola
gore motho ona le mogare wa COVID-19 |
Diteko tsa go tsaya dipontsho/disampole/dintlha/sekai mo nko le molomo go lekola
gore motho ona le mogare wa COVID-19 |
| Peer review |
Independently tested |
The process where scientists who were not involved with the trial – or who are
independent experts – check test results for a scientific study is called peer
review. This is a way of making sure that the results of an experiment/trial/study
are accurate. |
Diteko tse diriwang ke bomannkge ba ba ikemetseng ka nnosi ntle le mmuso |
Diteko tse diriwang ke bomannkge ba ba ikemetseng ka nnosi ntle le mmuso |
| Placebo |
Placebo |
Substance or treatment that has no effect on human beings. |
Go okobatsa |
molemo o senang maatla go alafa motho |
| Population immunity |
Population immunity |
Also known as herd immunity’, population immunity is when at least 70% of a
community have antibodies that help them fight a new virus like COVID-19. This can
happen through many people being infected with the virus or through many people
getting a vaccine. |
Ge bontshi ba morafe/sechaba ba enitwe ba fetang masome a supa a diperesente |
Ge bontshi ba morafe/sechaba ba enitwe ba fetang masome a supa a diperesente |
| PPE |
PPE |
Personal protective equipment (PPE), is equipment worn to minimize exposure to
hazards that cause injuries and illnesses. Masks are part of PPE. |
Di diriswa tse go motho a tsireletsang ka tsone |
Di diriswa tse go motho a tsireletsang ka tsone |
| Public health |
Public Health |
Public health is the process of protecting and improving the health of people and
their communities. |
Pholo tsa botlhe |
pholo tsa botlhe ke tsela ya go tsireletsa le go kaonafatsa pholo tsa sechaba |
| Public spaces |
Public spaces |
Any public place where people who are not from home can gather. |
mafelo a batho botlhe |
mafelo a batho botlhe |
| Quarantine |
Quarantine |
When a person who is or could be infected with a virus needs to stop being with
other people so that they do not spread the virus. |
Ge motho a beng le mogare kapa a nagana o tshwere ke mogare a nnela kgakala le batho
go thibela go phatlalatsa mogare |
Ge motho a beng le mogare kapa a nagana o tshwere ke mogare a nnela kgakala le batho
go thibela go phatlalatsa mogare |
| Register |
Register |
The process using your phone or computer to give your details so that you can get
the vaccine. |
go ikwadisa |
go ikwadisa |
| Replicate |
undefined |
When a virus is spreading in your body, it is making more copies of the virus. |
Fa mogare o anama le mmele |
Fa mogare o anama le mmele |
| Review |
Review |
The process of checking if a vaccine is safe before it gets approved by government.
Evidence from more than one phase of a clinical trial can be reviewed at the same
time while the experiment continues. |
tsela ya o lebelela gore moento o bolokotseile pele o amogelwa ke mmuso |
tsela ya o lebelela gore moento o bolokotseile pele o amogelwa ke mmuso |
| Saline |
Salt water |
A solution of salt in water. |
Potokwe ya metse le letswai |
Potokwe ya metse le letswai |
| Sanitize |
Sanitise |
To clean you hands with an alcohol based substance. |
go sanetaeza/ go tlosa leswe |
go sanetaeza/ go tlosa leswe |
| SARS COV-2 |
COVID-19 |
Covid-19, also known as the Corona Virus or SARS-CoV-2, is a mild to severe illness
attacks parts of the body that help people breath. It spreads through droplets in
the air or from touching people or thing that have the droplets that have the virus
in it. |
Mogare wa corona, o tlhaselang mmele wa dira gore motho a palelwe ke go gema, o
anama ka marothinyana mo moyeng kapa go tshwara motho /lefelo le an le marothodi a
mogare |
Mogare wa corona, o tlhaselang mmele wa dira gore motho a palelwe ke go gema, o
anama ka marothinyana mo moyeng kapa go tshwara motho /lefelo le an le marothodi a
mogare |
| Screening |
Screening |
Screening is questions asked to determine a person’s risk of infection for a
particular disease. |
Diputso tsa go batlisisa gore motho ona le mogare |
Diputso tsa go batlisisa gore motho ona le mogare |
| Self-Isolation |
Self-isolation |
Is a way to keep yourself from possibly infecting others if you think you might be
infected. It involves limiting contact with public places, relatives, friends,
colleagues, and public transport. |
Ge motho a gorogana le batho go thibela o ba tsela ka mogare |
Ge motho a gorogana le batho go thibela o ba tsela ka mogare |
| Social distancing |
Social distancing |
The practice of maintaining a greater than usual physical distance (such as 1.5
meters or more) from other people. |
Go ema kgakala le batho ka go tlogela sebaka sa metare o tee le sephatlo go ya
godimo |
Go ema kgakala le batho ka go tlogela sebaka sa metare o tee le sephatlo go ya
godimo |
| Soreness |
Soreness |
Pain in your muscles and joints. |
botlhoko |
botlhoko mo mesefa |
| Spike Protein |
Spike protein |
The COVID-19 virus looks like it was many small stick on it. These sticks have bad
protein that help COVID-19 to enter the body and attach to parts of the body that
have good protein that it starts to attack. |
Mogare wa COVID-19 o supa ona le motswe o nnye. Motswe o o na le di poroteine tse
boshula tse thusang mogare wa COVID-19 go tsena mo mmeleng wa motho |
Mogare wa COVID-19 o supa ona le motswe o nnye. Motswe o o na le di poroteine tse
boshula tse thusang mogare wa COVID-19 go tsena mo mmeleng wa motho |
| Susceptible |
Vulnerable |
When a person can get sick quickly or because of pre-exiting diseases could get very
sick. |
Ge motho a tswarwa ke bolwetse ka pela ka lebaka la malwetse a beng nao |
Ge motho a tswarwa ke bolwetse ka pela ka lebaka la malwetse a beng nao |
| Symptoms |
Symptoms |
Physical or mental signs of an illness. The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are
fever, dry cough, and tiredness. Other symptoms that are less common and may affect
some patients include loss of taste or smell, aches and pains, headache, sore
throat, nasal congestion, red eyes, diarrhoea, or a skin rash. |
Ditshupo tsa bolwetse |
Ditshupo tsa bolwetse. Ditshupo tsa mogare wa COVID-19 ke letshoroma,go lapa,go
opiwa ke tlhogo,go gotlhola go se na sehuba,go lapa,go latlhegelwa ke monkgo,go
thibana dinko le diso tsa mometso |
| Technology |
Technology |
New tools or processes. |
maranyane/ thekenoloji |
maranyane/ thekenoloji |
| Tight Chest |
Tight Chest |
When a person's chest hurts and they feel like breathing is difficult. |
mafatlha a a thibaneng |
mafatlha a a thibaneng |
| Tiredness |
Tiredness |
Feeling tire more than usual |
go lapa |
go lapa |
| Transmission |
Transmission |
Is the passing/spreading of a disease from an infected individual or group to a
previously uninfected individual or group. |
Go anamisa bolwetse |
Go anamisa bolwetse |
| Transmit |
Pass on |
Cause (something) to pass on from one person or place to another. E.g.: COVID-19.
|
go fetisetsa |
go fetisetsa |
| Trial |
Test |
A test or experiment, usually conducted under specific condition. |
Diteko |
Diteko |
| Vaccine |
Vaccine |
A medicine that is injected into the body to help the body learn how to fight a new
virus. It helps the immune system build memory so if the virus enters the body, the
body is ready to fight. |
Moento |
molemo o tlhabiwang mmele go thibela le go lwantsa mogare |
| Vaccine hesitancy |
Vaccine hesitancy |
When people delay taking the vaccine because they do not know if it works or are
afraid of the side-effects. |
Ge motho a tsaya nakogo tlhabiwa moento ka gore a tsaba/boifa |
Ge motho a tsaya nakogo tlhabiwa moento ka gore a tsaba/boifa |
| Variant |
Variant |
A form or version of something that differs in some respect from other forms of the
same thing; a new or mutated version of a virus. A variant of Covid-19 that has been
identified in South Africa is called 501Y.V2 |
Boswafi/ megota |
Boswafi/ megota |
| Ventilation |
Ventilation |
The provision of fresh air to a room, building or building. A space with good
airflow is well ventilated. |
lefelo la go tsenya phefo kapa phefo e e tlhagisang mowa o o phepha |
lefelo la go tsenya phefo kapa phefo e e tlhagisang mowa o o phepha |
| Viral vector vaccine |
Viral vector vaccine |
A weak and changed form of a virus is used in a vaccine to go into our bodies tell
the body how the real virus looks and what it does. This helps the body fight when
the virus attack the body. |
mofuta wa mogare o senang maatla o diriswa go moento gore mmele o kgone go
tlhaloganya le go lwantsa mogare/bolwetse ge o tlhasela mmele |
mofuta wa mogare o senang maatla o diriswa go moento gore mmele o kgone go
tlhaloganya le go lwantsa mogare/bolwetse ge o tlhasela mmele |
| Virus |
Virus |
A virus is an infectious organism of small size and simple composition that can
multiply only in living cells of animals, humans, plants, or bacteria. |
mogare |
mogare |
| Virus Mutations |
Virus changes |
Changes to the structure of a virus which can changes to how it affects the body.
All viruses change over time, either because of changes to the environment or
because when the virus is spreading there may be mistakes or changes how it copies
itself. |
Go fetoga ga mogare |
ge mogare o fetoga go ya ka moo tswarang mmele |
| Vulnerable |
Vulnerable |
A person in need of special care, support, or protection because of age, disability,
or risk of abuse or neglect. |
Go tlhaselwa bonolo |
Go tlhaselwa bonolo |
| Wave |
Wave |
A wave happens when the number of people infected by COVID-19 increases very fast
and the number of people in hospitals of dying is very high. |
makhubu |
makhubu a direga ge palo ya batho ba ba tswerego ke mogare e oketsega/ ele godimo
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