就医
jiùyī · HSK 7
seek medical advice
🏥 就 (go to) + 医 (doctor) = go to the doctor, i.e. seek medical advice
就 means to go toward or take up something; 医 is doctor or medicine. Put together, 就医 is the act of going to a doctor for treatment. The jiù start sounds like the English Jew-ee, and yī is a flat high ee.
就 — 京 (capital) + 尤 (especially)
Originally a compound suggesting going to a high place (京 depicts a tall building) to settle or accomplish something. Over time the meaning shifted from 'approach a high place' to 'go to,' then broadened to 'accomplish,' and finally to the modern grammatical senses 'then,' 'just,' or 'precisely.'