Human Body & Mind

Question 1

Dolor

Answer 1

Pain

Question 2

Labios

Answer 2

Lips

Question 3

Mejilla

Answer 3

Cheek

Question 4

Mente

Answer 4

Mind

Question 5

Cuello

Pronounced: “quayo”

Answer 5

Neck

Question 6

Ojos

Answer 6

Eyes

Question 7

Hombro

Answer 7

Shoulder

Question 8

Oreja / Oído

Answer 8

Oreja = Outer ear that you can actually see. It’s also the spiky part of anything, line the point of a chair, the wedge of a hammer, spikes on a bracelet, etc. Oído = Inner ear canal that actually hears sounds. This is why the verb “to hear” is oír (often used interchangeably with escuchar).

Question 9

Brazo

Answer 9

Arm

Question 10

Dientes

Answer 10

Teeth

Question 11

Naríz

Answer 11

Nose

Question 12

Feliz

Answer 12

Happy

Question 13

Saludable

Answer 13

Healthy

Question 14

Mandíbula

Answer 14

Jaw

Question 15

Cabello

Answer 15

Hair on the head

Pelo = Hair on the body and other areas

Don’t confuse with “caballo” = horse

Question 16

Pie / Pies

Answer 16

Foot / Feet The Spanish is pronounced “peeay” and “Peeays”.

Question 17

Barbilla

Answer 17

Chin

Question 18

Espalda

Answer 18

Back (on the human body)

Question 19

Conciencia

Answer 19

Consciousness

Question 20

Cuerpo

Answer 20

Body

Question 21

Pelo

Answer 21

Hair (in general)

Cabello = Hair on the head

Question 22

Barriga

Answer 22

Belly (outside of stomach)

Question 23

Conocimiento

Answer 23

Awareness

Question 24

Cerebro

Answer 24

Brain

Question 25

Sonrisa

Answer 25

Smile

Question 26

Estómago

Answer 26

The actual inside of the stomach

Question 27

sensible

Answer 27

sensitive

Question 28

Sorprendido

Answer 28

Surprised

Question 29

orgulloso

Answer 29

proud

(as in I’m proud of you)

Question 30

Sangre

Answer 30

Blood

Question 31

azúcar de sangre

Answer 31

Blood sugar

Question 32

Cara

Answer 32

Expensive
Face

Question 33

ternura

Answer 33

Tenderness

Question 34

amable

Answer 34

kind
friendly
amiable

Question 35

Empatía

Answer 35

Empathy

Question 36

Emocional

Answer 36

Emotional

Question 37

Emocionado

Answer 37

Excited about something

(In positive way)

Question 38

Gracioso

Answer 38

Funny

Question 39

Dispuesta

Answer 39

Willing

Question 40

Coraje

Answer 40

Courage

Question 41

Enamorado

Answer 41

In love, enamored

Question 42

Miedo

Tener miedo

Answer 42

Fear

To be afraid / to have fear

Question 43

Sabiduría

Answer 43

Wisdom / knowledge

Question 44

Alma

Answer 44

Soul

Question 45

Fe

Answer 45

Faith

Question 46

Sentimientos

Answer 46

Feelings

Question 47

Pensamientos

Answer 47

Thoughts

Question 48

Alivio

Answer 48

Relief

Question 49

Callado

Answer 49

Quiet / reserved / tranquil

Question 50

Calmo

Answer 50

Calm / tranquil

Question 51

Relación

Answer 51

Relationship

Question 52

Modestia

Answer 52

Modesty

Question 53

Pensativo

Answer 53

Thoughtful

Question 54

Humillante

Answer 54

Humbling / humiliating

Question 55

Frustrante / Irritante

Answer 55

Frustrating / Irritating

frustrated / Irritated = frustrado / irritado

Question 56

Placer

Answer 56

Pleasure

Question 57

Alegría

Answer 57

Joy

Question 58

Suponiendo

Answer 58

Assuming

Question 59

Leal

Answer 59

Loyal

Question 60

Habilidad

Answer 60

Ability

Question 61

Vergüenza / pena

Answer 61

Embarrassment / Shame Both mean the same, but vergüenza send to be more commonly used.

Question 62

Aliento

Answer 62

Breath

Question 63

Agotada / Exhausto

Answer 63

Exhausted

Question 64

Cansancio

Answer 64

Fatigue

Question 65

Descansado

Answer 65

Rested
Literally: non (“Des”) tired (“cansado”)

Question 66

Entumecimiento

Answer 66

Numbness

Question 67

Dedo

Answer 67

Finger

Question 68

Codo

Answer 68

Elbow

Question 69

Rodilla

Answer 69

Knee

Question 70

Pierna

Answer 70

Leg

Question 71

Barba

Answer 71

Beard

Question 72

Cómoda

Answer 72

Comfortable Dresser (para un dormitorio)

Question 73

Reflexiva

Answer 73

Thoughtful

Question 74

Agricultor

Answer 74

Farmer

Question 75

Tos

Answer 75

Cough

Question 76

Enojado / Enfadado

Answer 76

Angry These are synonyms, but Latin-Americans tend to use “enojado.”

Question 77

Estado de ánimo

Answer 77

State of mind

Question 78

Humilde

Answer 78

Humble

Question 79

Músculo

Answer 79

Muscle

Question 80

Comportamiento

Answer 80

Behavior

Question 81

Piel

Answer 81

Skin

Question 82

Estresante

Answer 82

Stressful

Question 83

Molesto

Answer 83

Upset / annoyed / bothered

Question 84

Sentir / Sentirse

Answer 84

Sentir = To feel or touch things physically. Sentirse = To feel abstract feelings or moods. This is why it’s a reflexive verb. Feelings are felt by oneself, so the self is the subject and the object of the verb.

Question 85

Genio

Answer 85

Genius

Question 86

Hueso

Answer 86

Bone Óseo = anything related to bones similar to English because they both draw from the Latin origin.

Question 87

Forma de pensar / Mentalidad

Answer 87

Mindset / mentality

Question 88

Resentido

Answer 88

Resentful

Question 89

Dedo del pie

Answer 89

Toe

Question 90

Amabilidad

Answer 90

Kindness

Question 91

Uños de los pies

Answer 91

Toenails