Cystitis (noun)

1. A medical condition characterized by inflammation of the bladder, often caused by a bacterial infection.
2. It is an infection or inflammation of the urinary bladder.

Origin:

From the greek κύστις (kýstis, "bladder") and -itis, meaning inflammation of the bladder.

Examples:

1. Cystitis is a common condition, especially in women.
2. Symptoms of cystitis include a frequent urge to urinate and a burning sensation when urinating.
3. Cystitis can be treated with antibiotics and pain relievers.
4. Drinking plenty of water can help prevent cystitis.
5. Cystitis is a common but uncomfortable condition that affects many people every year.