IPA: /ˈsɪk.beɪ/
KK: /ˈsɪkˌbeɪ/
A place on a ship or in a military base where sick or injured people are cared for.
The sailor was taken to the sickbay after he injured his leg.
Sickbay → The word is formed from 'sick' (from Old English 'sic', meaning ill or unwell) and 'bay' (from Old French 'baie', meaning an opening or recess). A sickbay is a designated area or room for the care of sick individuals, typically on a ship or in a military context.
Think of a place where sick people ('sick') are cared for in a special area or recess ('bay'). This helps you remember that a sickbay is a space for tending to the ill.
No commonly confused words.