Lesson 29

Body Parts [sehemu za mwili]

A). Sehemu za mwili za nje [External body parts]

kichwa / vichwa [head / heads]

jicho / macho [eye / eyes]


pua / mapua [nose / noses]


mdomo / midomo [mouth / mouths]


kidevu / videvu [chin / chins]


kidakatonge / vidakatonge [Adam's apple / Adam's apples]


kifua / vifua [chest / chests]


kwapa / kwapa [armpit / armpits]


tumbo / matumbo [stomach / stomachs]


kitovu / vitovu [navel / navels]


mkono / mikono [hand(arm) / hands(arms)]


nyonga / nyonga [wrist / wrists]


kidole / vidole [digit / digits (i.e. finger, toe)]


paja / mapaja [thigh / thighs]


goti / magoti [knee / knees]


muundi / miundi [shin / shins]


kifundo cha mguu /
vifundo vya mguu
[ankle / ankles]


unyayo / nyayo [sole / soles (of the foot)]


kisigino / visigino [heel / heels]


tako / matako;
kalio / makalio
[butt / butts;
bottom / bottoms]


kiuno / viuno [waist / waists]


kisugudi / visugudi [elbow / elbows]


mgongo / migongo [back / backs]


bega / mabega [shoulder / shoulders]


shingo / mashingo [neck / necks]


ndewe / ndewe [earlobe / earlobes]


sikio / masikio [ear / ears]

kisogo / visogo [back of head]

unywele / nywele [a hair / hair]


utosi [crown of the head / center part of the head]


uso / nyuso [face / faces]


mboni ya jicho /
mboni za macho
[eyeball / eyeballs]


kigubiko cha jicho /
vigubiko vya macho
[eyelid / eyelids]


usi wa jicho /
nyusi za macho
[eyebrow / eyebrows]


tundu la pua /
matundu ya mapua
[nostril / nostrils]


jino / meno [tooth / teeth]


ulimi / ndimi [tongue / tongues]


shavu / mashavu [cheek / cheeks]


ndevu / ndevu [beard / beards]


koo / koo [throat / throats]


titi / matiti [breast / breasts]


vidole vya mkono [fingers]


vidole vya mguu [toes]


ukucha / kucha [nail / nails]


ngozi / ngozi [skin / skins]


malaika / malaika [a body hair / body hair]


mbeleni / mbeleni [private part / private parts]


Idiomatic Expressions
vunjika mkono
kuanguka chini
kujigonga chini
kugongwa na gari
[break the hand]
[to fall (down)]
[to knock yourself down]
[to be hit/knocked down by a car]

Internal Body Parts

B). Sehemu za mwili za ndani [Internal body parts]
ubongo / bongo [brain / brains]

chango / chango
ulimi / ndimi
[small intestine]
[tongue / tongues]


utumbo / tumbo
moyo / mioyo
[large intestines / guts]
[heart / hearts]


figo / figo [kidney / kidneys]


kibofu / vibofu [bladder / bladders]


ubavu / mbavu [rib / ribs]


pafu / mapafu [lung / lungs]


ini / maini [liver / livers]


nyongo [bile]


wengu / mawengu [spleen / spleens]


tumbo / matumbo [stomach / stomachs]


mshipa / mishipa [vein / veins]


damu [blood]


kongosho / kongosho [pancreas]


musuli / misuli
ufizi / fizi
[muscle / muscles]
[gum / gums]


kilimi / vilimi [uvula / uvulas]


mfupa / mifupa
[bone / bones]

 koromeo / makoromeo /koo / zoloto / dundumio /kongomeo[larynx / throat / esophagus / gullet / air passage]

Zingatia [note]
uma
umwa
mwili
maumivu
sehemu
inauma
[hurt]
[to be hurt]
[body]
[pain]
[part]
[one that hurts / pains]

Question Formation
Mifano:
1. Ni sehemu gani inauma mwilini?[Which part of the body is hurting?] 

a). Ni sehemu ya mguu. [It is the leg part.]

b). Ni mguu. [It is the leg.]


c). Ninasikia maumivu mguuni. [I am feeling pain in the leg.]


d). Ninaumwa mguuni. [I am hurt in the leg.]


e). Mguu wangu unauma. [My leg is hurting.]
 


2. Ni sehemu gani ya mwili inauma?[Which part of the body is hurting?]

 a). Ni sehemu ya kichwa. [It is the head part.]

b). Ni kichwa. [It is the head.]
3. Unasikia maumivu katika sehemu gani ya mwili?[Which part of the body are you feeling pain?]Ninasikia maumivu katikakichwa(ni).[I am feeling pain in the head.]



Parts of the head [sehemu za kichwa]
utosi / utosi [crown / crowns]

paji / mapaji [forehead / foreheads]


sikio / sikio [ear / ears]


ndewe / ndewe [earlobe / earlobes]


sharafa / masharafa [sideburn / sideburns]


mianzi ya pua [nostrils]


kinywa / vinywa [mouth / mouths]


udevu / ndevu [beard / beards]


kionjamchuzi [goatee]


mdomo / midomo [mouth / mouths]


masharubu [moustache]


shavu / mashavu [cheek / cheeks]


pua / mapua [nose / noses]


taya / taya [jaw / jaws]


jicho / macho [eye / eyes]


unywele / nywele [a hair / hairs]

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