toothache

mal de dents, rage de dents

ˈt u θ ˌe ɪ k

tooth dent + ache avoir mal

noun · singular Uncommon #17,757

mal de dents, rage de dents

EN: I have a toothache.

FR: J’ai mal aux dents.

I've got toothache.

J’ai mal aux dents.

I have a bad toothache.

J’ai une rage de dents.

He is suffering from a toothache.

Il souffre d’un mal de dents.

A toothache deprived me of sleep.

Une rage de dents m’a privé de sommeil.

Marie has a toothache.

Marie a mal aux dents.

The dentist gave me some pills for my toothache.

Le dentiste m’a donné des médicaments pour mon mal de dents.

Have you got toothache?

Avez-vous mal aux dents ?

I have a terrible toothache.

J’ai une terrible rage de dents.

Un mal de dents ?

— The Chorus (2004)

But it aggravated his toothache.

Mais cela a aggravé son mal de dents.

— The Visitors (1993)

I have toothache.

J’ai mal aux dents.

I've got a toothache.

J’ai mal aux dents.

I helped a man who had a toothache.

J'ai aidé un homme qui avait mal aux dents.

— The Secret Agent (2025)

Tom is suffering from a toothache.

Tom souffre d’un mal de dents.

My son has a toothache.

Mon fils a mal aux dents.

I've got a terrible toothache.

J’ai terriblement mal aux dents.

He had a toothache.

Il avait mal aux dents.

— The Chorus (2004)

I had a toothache yesterday.

J'avais mal aux dents hier.