| I am sick. | Numáhcuná. |
| My head hurts. | Nutôhqamam n’hkunôk. |
| My back hurts. | Nutôhqamam n’hpsqan. |
| My belly hurts. | Nutôhqamam nunôkus. |
| I’ll go and fetch the medicine man. | Mus nutô qá mônikow nunimskawá. |
| Give me medicine! | Misum maskutin! |
| The medicine man uses herbal medicines. | Mônikow awáhcásh maskihtukah. |
| Take your medicine! | Mamsh kumaskutin! |
| You are sick. Drink more sarsaparilla! | Kumáhcuná. Ánuwi anámumôcuk wutatamsh! |
| Sarsaparilla is good herbal medicine. | Anámumôcuk wunikun maskihtu. |
| Yesterday I was sick. | Winôko numáhcuná. |
| Eat vegetables and be healthy. | Micush micumuwôkanash, qá winámosh! |
| His wife’s mother laid sick of a fever. | Winokah wáhkasah sipsun wisôsháw. |
| I went to see the sick old woman. | Mawi nunáwô máhcuná winay. |
| The doctor came to town. | Pônaskihtawin piyô otánák. |
| They brought to him all the sick people. | Pásawáwak wámi máhcunáhutut skitôpak. |
| Whenever he coughs, everybody will be sick. | Wáhsqunit, wámi skitôpák mus máhcunáwak. |
| She is not happy that she is sick. | Mata wonáyuwow máhcunát. |
| She is happy when she is well. | Wonáyuw winámot. |
| Be well, my friend! | Kôkicásh, nitôp! |
| Drink water! It is hot today! | Wutatamsh nupi! Kásutá yo kisk. |
| Drink more water! | Wutatamsh ánuwi nupi! |
| Rum will make him drunk. | Ôhkupi mus wusuháw kakiwá. |
| Yesterday I was sick. | Winôko numáhcuná. |
| Tomorrow I will be strong. | Sáp mus numihkik. |
| I must lose weight. | Côci nuwanihtiyô qutáhamuwôk. |