VOCAB: Body Parts (common) Flashcards
will add to this over time with more precise terms
maxilar
jaw
cotovelo
elbow
antebraço
forearm
pulso
wrist
palma
palm
polegar
thumb
costas
back
coluna
spine
abdómen
abdomen
perna
leg
braço
arm
tornozelo
ankle
joelho
knee
nós dos dedos
knuckles
ancas
hips
axilas
armpits
costelas
ribs
pulmões
lungs
amígdala
tonsil
crânio
skull
nádegas (f)/ rabo (m)
buttocks
(“rabo” is the common and inoffensive way to say “bum” - versus “cu,” (m) pronounced koo, which literally means “ass” in a more adult way)
bíceps
biceps
gengivas
gums
língua
(as a body part)
tongue
(also noun for language)
pálpebras
eyelids
narina
nostril
virilha
groin (male or female)
pestana
eyelash
bochecha
cheek
sobrancelha
eyebrow
verruga
mole/wart
marca de nascença
birthmark
peito
upper chest
lombar
lower back
sardas
freckles
cicatriz
scar (on skin)
mancha(s)
spot (also mean stain)
(used for any kind of sun spot, malasma type spots, et al, not considered offensive in this context)
quiexo
chin
pálpebra
eyelid
ombro
shoulder (m)
coxa
thigh (“KOH-sha”)
gémeo
calf (leg muscle) OR twin (people)
(means twin fraternal or identical and also the calf)
calcanhar (n)
heel (m)
testa
forehead
(sometimes also used to refer to the head of something like a table)
pescoço
neck
garganta
throat
borbulha
pimple
mamas(f) / seios(m)
boobs/breasts
(common, not vulgar, doctors use it “exame às mamas” is “breast exam” while “tetas” is slang for “tits” and considered crass)