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Bengali Body Parts Vocabulary

Bengali Body Parts Vocabulary

Learning Bengali body parts vocabulary is useful for beginners because these words are common in everyday conversations, health-related situations, and basic descriptions.

EnglishBengaliPronunciation
HeadমাথাMatha
HairচুলChul
FaceমুখMukh
EyeচোখChokh
EarকানKan
NoseনাকNak
MouthমুখMukh
LipঠোঁটThont
ToothদাঁতDat
Tongueজিহ্বাJihba
Neckঘাড়Ghar
ShoulderকাঁধKandho
ArmবাহুBahu
HandহাতHat
FingerআঙুলAngul
Thumbবুড়ো আঙুলBuro angul
ChestবুকBuk
BackপিঠPith
Stomach/BellyপেটPet
WaistকোমরKomor
LegপাPa
KneeহাঁটুHatu
FootপাPa
Toeপায়ের আঙুলPayer angul
Skinচামড়া / ত্বকChamra/Twok
Heartহৃদয়Hridoy
Bloodরক্তRokto
Boneহাড়Har
Brainমস্তিষ্কMostishko

Simple Bengali Sentences

  • আমার মাথা ব্যথা করছে। — Amar matha betha korche. — My head hurts.

  • তোমার চোখ সুন্দর। — Tomar chokh shundor. — Your eyes are beautiful.

  • আমার হাত ব্যথা করছে। — Amar hat betha korche. — My hand hurts.

  • তোমার পা কোথায় ব্যথা করছে? — Tomar pa kothay betha korche? — Where does your leg/foot hurt?

  • সে তার মুখ ধুচ্ছে। — She tar mukh dhuchhe. — He/She is washing their face.

These words are great for a Bengali beginner vocabulary lesson or Google blog post.

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