Get to Know the Parts of the Body in Greek
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Knowing how to say the parts of the body in Greek is another of those essential skills. These words come in handy when you’re out shopping, while you’re conversing with other Greek speakers, and especially if you need to see the doctor or visit the pharmacy. Each part of the body has its own vocabulary word, but this list only scratches the surface. However, it is a good place to get your knowledge of the body in Greek started.
How to Say the Parts of the Body in Greek – Vocabulary List
Read through this list a few times so that you can get familiar with the words. Here’s a look at the basic vocabulary words for the human body:
- Arm – το μπράτσο – to bratso
- Hand – το χέρι – to heri
- Finger – το δαχτυλο – to thaxtilo
- Leg – ο σκέλος – o skilos
- Foot – το πόδι – to pothi
- Toe – το δάκτυλο – to thaktilo
- Body – το σώμα – to soma
- Eyes – το μάτι – to mati
- Mouth – το στόμα – to stoma
- Teeth – τα δόντια – ta thondia
- Lips – τα χείλη – ta hilia
- Tongue – η γλώσσα – i glossa
- Nose – η μύτη – I miti
- Ears – τα αυτιά – ta aftia
- Eyes – τα μάτια – ta matia
- Face – το πρόσωπο – to prosopo
- Hair – τα μαλλιά – ta malia
- Head – το κεφάλι – to kefali
- Stomach – το στομάχ – to stomahi
- Back – η πλάτη – i plati
- Shoulder – ο ώμος – o omos
Remember that it helps to just become familiar with the words. You don’t necessarily need to memorize them. With experience in the language, these words will start to become automatic.
The Learn Greek section on GreekBoston.com was written by Greeks to help people understand the conversational basics of the Greek language. This article is not a substitute for a professional Greek learning program, but a helpful resource for people wanting to learn simple communication in Greek.
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