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The Body Parts in Spanish

It’s time to learn how to name the body parts in Spanish translation

A

ankle – tobillo

anus – ano

armpit – axila, sobaco

B

back – espalda, lomo

back of knee – corva

breast – seno, pecho, busto

bunion – juanete

buttocks – glúteos, nalgas

C

calf – pantorrilla

cheek – mejilla, cachete

chest – pecho

chin – barbilla, mentón

E

ear – oreja, oído

ear canal – conducto, canal auditivo

eardrum – tímpano del oído

elbow – codo

eye – ojo

eyebrow – ceja

eyelashes – pestañas

eyelid – párpado

F

finger – dedo de la mano

foot – pie

forearm – antebrazo

forehead – frente

G

groin – ingle

gum – encía

H

hair – pelo, cabello

hand – mano

head – cabeza

heel – talón

hip – cadera

I

iris – iris

J

jaw – mandíbula, quijada

K

knee – rodilla

L

leg – pierna

lips – labios

M

mouth – boca

N

nail – uña

nape – nuca

navel – ombligo

neck – cuello

nipple – pezón

nose – naríz

nostril – ventana nasal

P

pupil – pupila

S

shin – espinilla

shoulder – hombro

stomach – estómago

T

tear duct – conducto lagrimal, lagrimal

teeth – dientes

temple – sien

thigh – muslo

throat – garganta

toe – dedo del pie

tongue – lengua

tonsils – amígdalas, anginas

U

uvula – úvula, campanilla

waist – cintura

wrist – muñeca

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The Five Senses in Spanish

It’s time to learn how to pronounce the five senses in Spanish translation. Hearing, touch, sight, taste, and smell are the five senses through which mental activity is stimulated. Our senses work together to give us a complete picture of our experiences.

Sentido del
gusto/Boca/Saborear (Sense of taste / Mouth / Taste)

Sentido de la vista/Ojos/Ver (Sense of sight / Eyes / See)

Sentido del
tacto/Manos/Tocar (Touch / Hands / Touch)

Sentido del
olfato/Naríz/Oler (Sense of smell / Nose / Smell)

Sentido del
oído/Orejas/Oír (Sense of the ear / Ears / Hear )

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Fingers in Spanish

It’s time to learn how to pronounce the fingers in Spanish translation. Study basic Spanish vocabulary with words and phrases. Learn how to name and pronounce the words.

The Fingers in Spanish

pinky (meñique)

ring finger (anular)

middle finger (medio)

index finger(Índice)

thumb(pulgar)

Sentences with the word fingers in Spanish

¿Cuántos dedos tiene un mono?	–	How many fingers does a monkey have?
Me rompí dos dedos de una caída.	–	I broke two fingers from a fall.
No es bueno meterse los dedos en la boca.	–	It’s not good to put your fingers in your mouth.
Los tatuajes de los dedos destiñen rápido.	–	Finger tattoos fade fast.
Tienes los dedos arrugados.	–	You have wrinkled fingers.
Todos tus dedos tienen anillos grandes.	–	All your fingers have big rings.
Saca los dedos del dulce.	–	Get your fingers out of the candy.
Si no quitas los dedos te vas a cortar.	–	If you don’t remove your fingers you’re going to cut yourself.
¿Cuáles son los dedos que te partiste?	–	What are the fingers that you broke?
Hay que enyesarte 3 dedos.	–	You have to put on 3 fingers.
Mi abuelo se cortó dos dedos trabajando.	–	My grandfather cut two fingers working.
Me operé dos dedos resorte.	–	I had two spring fingers operated on.
¡Qué dedos más feos tienes!	–	What ugly fingers you have!
Tus dedos de los pies te quedan fuera de la chancleta.	–	Your toes are left outside the flip flop.
¡Deja de chuparte los dedos!	–	Stop sucking your fingers!
Levanta los deditos y dile cuántos añitos cumples.	–	He raises his fingers and tell him how old you are.
Me tatué todos los dedos.	–	I tattooed all my fingers.
Necesito eliminar con láser los tatuajes de mis dedos.	–	I need to laser remove the tattoos on my fingers.
Me cogí los dedos con la puerta.	–	I caught my fingers in the door.
¡Niña, saca nos dedos del ventilador!	–	Girl, get our fingers out of the fan!
Mi niño tiene los dedos muy pequeños.	–	My child has very small fingers.
Me acarició la mejilla con sus largos dedos.	–	He caressed his cheek with his long fingers.
¿Dice usted que no puede mover los dedos?	–	You say you can’t move your fingers?
Mi mamá tiene dedos de cirujano.	–	My mom has surgeon fingers.
Los dedos de mi papá son súper gruesos.	–	My dad’s fingers are super thick.
Siempre me traqueo los dedos.	–	I always snap my fingers.
Inténtalo tú que tienes los dedos más finos.	–	Try it you who have the finest fingers.
¡Tienes dedos de palitroque!	–	You have stick fingers!
Mis dedos están deformes.	–	My fingers are deformed.
Tengo artritis en los dedos.	–	I have arthritis in my fingers.

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Body in Spanish Translation

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Body in Spanish Translation

It’s time to learn how to pronounce the body in Spanish translation. The human body is the set of the physical structure and organs that make up the human being. The term human body originates from the Latin “corpus,” which means “cuerpo = body” and humanus, humanum, which refers to “humano = human.”

Here you will find the list of the main parts of the human body in Spanish.

Venas (Veins)

Tobillo (Ankle)

Sangre (Blood)

Rodillas (Knees)

Pulmones (Lungs)

Pies (Feet)

Piernas (Legs)

Piel (Skin)

Pecho (Chest)

Páncrea (Pancrea)

Ombligo (Belly Button)

Músculos (Muscles)

Muñeca (Wrist)

Manos (Hands)

Intestino Grueso (Large Intestine)

Intestino Delgado (Small Intestine)

Huesos (Bones)

Hombro (Shoulder)

Hígado (Liver)

Garganta (Throat)

Estómago (Stomach)

Espalda (Back)

Dedos (Fingers)

Dedos de los Pies (Toes)

Cuello (Neck)

Corazón (Heart)

Médula Espinal (Spinal Cord)

Codo (Elbow)

Cintura (Waist)

Cerebro (Brain)

Brazo (Arm)

blood vessels Body in Spanish translation

Arterias (Blood Vessels)

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Face in Spanish

It’s time to learn how to pronounce the face in Spanish translation. The face is the front part of an animal’s head, which has three significant organs: the eyes, the nose, and the mouth, through which animals express many of their emotions.