We’ll now learn talking about parts of the human body as well as some useful Turkish words and phrases related to Health and Illnesses. Let’s hope you’ll never need them, but better be prepared than sorry as they say…

This lesson is part of the chapter “Learning Turkish“.

Body & Health in Turkish

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The Body

EnglishTurkishPronunciation
(Audio)
body [Sg]vücuttr-sing_body
bodies [Pl]vücutlartr-plur_body
head [Sg]kafa
baş		tr-sing_headtr-sing_head
heads [Pl]kafalar
başlar		tr-plur_head
tr-plur_head-2
face [Sg]yüztr-sing_face
faces [Pl]yüzlertr-plur_face
eye [Sg]göztr-sing_eye
eyes [Pl]gözlertr-plur_eye
ear [Sg]kulaktr-sing_ear
ears [Pl]kulaklartr-plur_ear
nose [Sg]buruntr-sing_nose
noses [Pl]burunlartr-plur_nose
mouth [Sg]ağıztr-sing_mouth
mouths [Pl]ağızlartr-plur_mouth
tongue [Sg]diltr-sing_tongue
tongues [Pl]dillertr-plur_tongue
neck [Sg]ensetr-sing_neck
necks [Pl]enselertr-plur_neck
chest [Sg]göğüstr-sing_chest
chests [Pl]göğüslertr-plur_chest
back / shouldersırt
omuz		tr-sing_backshouldertr-sing_backshoulder
stomach [Sg]karıntr-sing_stomach
stomachs [Pl]karınlartr-plur_stomach
heart [Sg]kalptr-sing_heart
hearts [Pl]kalplertr-plur_heart
arm [Sg]koltr-sing_arm
arms [Pl]kollartr-plur_arm
elbow [Sg]dirsektr-sing_elbow
elbows [Pl]dirseklertr-plur_elbow
hand [Sg]eltr-sing_hand
hands [Pl]ellertr-plur_hand
right handsağ eltr-sing_right-hand
left handsol eltr-sing_left-hand
finger [Sg]parmaktr-sing_finger
fingers [Pl]parmaklartr-plur_finger
leg [Sg]bacaktr-sing_leg
legs [Pl]bacaklartr-plur_leg
foot [Sg]ayaktr-sing_foot
feet [Pl]ayaklartr-plur_foot
skinderitr-sing_skin
hairsaçtr-sing_hair
tooth [Sg]diştr-sing_tooth
teeth [Pl]dişlertr-plur_tooth
bloodkantr-sing_blood

Health & Illnesses

EnglishTurkishPronunciation
(Audio)
healthysağlıklıtr-sing_healthy
ill / sickhastatr-sing_illsick
ache [Sg]ağrıtr-sing_ache
aches [Pl]ağrılartr-plur_ache
My [...] aches. / My [...] hurts.[…](-im) ağrıyor
[…](-im)acıyor.
[…](-um) ağrıyor
[…](-um) acıyor.		tr-sing_my--achesmy--hurtstr-sing_my--achesmy--hurtstr-sing_my--achesmy--hurtstr-sing_my--achesmy--hurts
My [...] ache. / My [...] hurt.[…] ağrısı.
[…] acısı.		tr-sing_my--achemy--hurttr-sing_my--achemy--hurt
I have a stomach ache.Karnım ağrıyor.tr-sing_i-have-a-stomach-ache
My legs hurt.Bacağım acıyor.tr-sing_my-legs-hurt
doctordoktortr-sing_doctor
medical office / doctor’s surgerymuayenehane
klinik		tr-sing_medical-officedoctors-surgerytr-sing_medical-officedoctors-surgery
chemist’s / drugstoreeczanetr-sing_chemistsdrugstore
hospitalhastanetr-sing_hospital
illness / maladyhastalıktr-sing_illnessmalady

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