hand
/hænd/The part at the end of your arm that you hold things with.
Example: She waved her hand at me across the street.
A112 words · Beginner
More Body Parts vocabulary — A1
Body parts vocabulary for arms, legs and hands, including the finger, the foot, the stomach and the skin, the everyday words a beginner uses to talk about their own body.
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12finger
/ˈfɪŋɡər/Any of the four long thin parts at the end of your hand.
Example:
He cut his finger while chopping onions.
leg
/lɛɡ/Either of the two long parts of your body that you stand and walk on.
Example:
My right leg hurts after the long hike.
foot
/fʊt/The flat part at the bottom of your leg that you stand on.
Example:
I stepped on a stone and hurt my foot.
back
/bæk/The part of your body behind you, between your neck and your bottom.
Example:
He carries a heavy bag on his back every day.
stomach
/ˈstʌmək/The part of your body where food goes after you eat, below your chest.
Example:
My stomach made a loud noise during the meeting.
face
/feɪs/The front part of your head, with your eyes, nose and mouth on it.
Example:
She washed her face with cold water.
skin
/skɪn/The thin outside layer that covers your whole body.
Example:
My skin gets very dry in winter.
body
/ˈbɑdi/All the parts of a person together, from head to feet.
Example:
Swimming is good exercise for your whole body.
toe
/toʊ/Each foot has five of these.
Example:
She stubbed her toe on the leg of the bed.
lip
/lɪp/The soft edge of your mouth.
Example:
She bit her lip and said nothing.
cheek
/tʃik/The side of your face below your eye.
Example:
The baby's cheeks went red in the cold wind.
