appetite; the desire for food

gastric cancer; a malignant tumor originating in the stomach

the intestines and stomach; often used to refer to digestive health or the digestive system in general

stomachache; to have a stomachache

to stimulate one's appetite; to be appetizing

the spleen and stomach, regarded as the digestive organs in traditional Chinese medicine

inflammation of the lining of the stomach; can be acute or chronic and is often caused by overeating or unhygienic food

An endoscope used to visually examine the interior of the stomach; it can also be used to take tissue samples for biopsies.

stomach or gastric illness; a general term for stomach conditions such as gastritis or gastric ulcers

stomach acid; hydrochloric acid found in gastric juices that aids in digestion and kills bacteria

To feel nauseated or to experience an upset stomach, often resulting in retching or vomiting

A medical condition where the stomach lining is damaged by stomach acid, causing symptoms such as upper abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting

gastric juice; a thin, clear, acidic fluid secreted by the stomach glands to help digest food

To be disgusted by or lose interest in someone or something

The first and largest of the four stomach compartments in ruminants, where plant material is stored and fermented before being returned to the mouth for further chewing.

inflammation of the stomach and intestines; also known as [[胃肠炎|胃腸炎|wei4 chang2 yan2]]

to pump the stomach; a medical procedure to wash out the stomach after ingesting poison or to treat certain gastrointestinal issues

Inflammation of the mucous membranes of the stomach and intestines; can be acute or chronic

an enzyme in gastric juice that breaks down proteins; can also be used as a medicine to aid digestion

a medical condition where the stomach hangs lower than its normal position, often caused by weakened muscles or ligaments; prolapse of the stomach

starter or appetizer served at the beginning of a meal

To stimulate someone's appetite with delicious food; to make someone hungry

dilation or expansion of the stomach; gastrectasia

to be to one's taste; to be appetizing (of food)

A medical condition where a hole develops through the wall of the stomach, often caused by an ulcer or injury.

Glands located in the stomach lining that secrete digestive fluids such as gastric juice and mucus.

To feel sick to one's stomach or have a nauseating gastric disorder; often implies a desire to vomit.

intestinal and stomach trouble; any illness affecting the digestive system

The complex stomach of a ruminant animal, such as a cow or sheep, typically composed of four chambers: the rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum.

heartburn; pyrosis

to strengthen the stomach and improve digestion; helping to stimulate the appetite

(physiology) the small openings in the lining of the stomach that lead to the gastric glands

The internal organ in humans and animals that digests food; it is shaped like a sac and is located below the diaphragm, connecting the esophagus to the small intestine

the third stomach of a ruminant, such as a cow; manyplies; tripe

Literally "not hurting the spleen or stomach"; something that is not critical, has no ill effects, or does not matter much

not to one's liking; not suitable for one's taste

A type of medicine that helps improve stomach function, aids digestion, or prevents stomach ailments; can be classified into stimulant, aromatic, or bitter types

To turn over a new leaf or reform one's character completely; literally, to scrape the intestines and wash the stomach.

forestomach; proventriculus

to suit one's eating habits or taste in food

a person who can eat a huge amount of food; an eating champion

a small appetite; a person who eats very little, literally "bird stomach"

aperitif wine; a drink taken before a meal to stimulate the appetite

To have no desire to eat; to lack interest or inclination toward a matter or activity

indigestion; food remaining in the stomach without being digested

the third stomach of a ruminant, such as a cow or sheep

The fourth and final stomach of a ruminant animal, located between the [[重瓣胃|重瓣胃|chong2 ban4 wei4]] and the small intestine.

to spoil someone's appetite or interest in eating

(idiom) people of lowly social background who hold high government posts; used to satirize the filling of official positions with unqualified or corrupt individuals