Body Parts

1. Сар

   Sar

   Head

   Usage

   Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own head to say where it hurts

2. Мӯй

   Muy

   Hair

   Usage

   Hair; also spelled мӯ. Works at the barber as well

3. Рӯй

   Ruy

   Face

   Usage

   Face; чеҳра means the same. Рӯй also means surface, so always point at your own face

4. Чашм

   Chashm

   Eye

   Usage

   Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own eye to say where it hurts

5. Абрӯ

   Ab-ru

   Eyebrow

   Usage

   Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own eyebrow to say where it hurts

6. Гӯш

   Gush

   Ear

   Usage

   Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own ear to say where it hurts

7. Бинӣ

   Bi-ni

   Nose

   Usage

   Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own nose to say where it hurts

8. Даҳон

   Da-hon

   Mouth

   Usage

   Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own mouth to say where it hurts

9. Лаб

   Lab

   Lip

   Usage

   Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own lip to say where it hurts

10. Дандон

    Dan-don

    Tooth

    Usage

    Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own tooth to say where it hurts

11. Забон

    Za-bon

    Tongue

    Usage

    Забон means both tongue and language, so open your mouth and show your tongue to make the body sense clear

12. Гардан

    Gar-dan

    Neck

    Usage

    Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own neck to say where it hurts

13. Гулӯ

    Gu-lu

    Throat

    Usage

    Tajik separates гардан (neck) from гулӯ (throat); use this one for pain when swallowing. Same spelling as in the Basic Nouns category

14. Китф

    Kitf

    Shoulder

    Usage

    Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own shoulder to say where it hurts

15. Даст

    Dast

    Hand / Arm

    Usage

    Tajik даст covers both hand and arm - it does not separate them, so point to the exact spot that hurts

16. Бозу

    Bo-zu

    Upper arm

    Usage

    The part from the shoulder to the elbow; use it when you need to distinguish the upper arm

17. Оринҷ

    O-rinj

    Elbow

    Usage

    Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own elbow to say where it hurts

18. Ангушт

    An-gusht

    Finger

    Usage

    Used for both fingers and toes; say ангушти даст for a finger, ангушти по for a toe

19. Нохун

    No-khun

    Nail

    Usage

    Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own nail to say where it hurts

20. Сина

    Si-na

    Chest

    Usage

    Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own chest to say where it hurts

21. Шикам

    Shi-kam

    Belly

    Usage

    The belly from outside; the stomach organ itself is меъда

22. Пушт

    Pusht

    Back

    Usage

    Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own back to say where it hurts

23. Камар

    Ka-mar

    Lower back

    Usage

    Show it for lower-back pain; same spelling as in the Basic Nouns category

24. По

    Po

    Leg / Foot

    Usage

    Tajik по covers both the whole leg and the foot, so always point to the exact spot

25. Зону

    Zo-nu

    Knee

    Usage

    Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own knee to say where it hurts

26. Буҷулак

    Bu-ju-lak

    Ankle

    Usage

    Also буҷул; it names the ankle joint itself, so it works for reporting a sprain

27. Пӯст

    Pust

    Skin

    Usage

    Show this at a clinic or pharmacy and point to your own skin to say where it hurts

28. Устухон

    Us-tu-khon

    Bone

    Usage

    Show this word at a clinic or pharmacy. You cannot point at it from outside, so show the word itself when explaining a condition or a test

29. Хун

    Khun

    Blood

    Usage

    Show this word at a clinic or pharmacy. You cannot point at it from outside, so show the word itself when explaining a condition or a test

30. Дил

    Dil

    Heart

    Usage

    The heart as an organ; дил also means heart in the emotional sense, so point at your chest while showing it

31. Меъда

    Meʼ-da

    Stomach

    Usage

    Show this word at a clinic or pharmacy. You cannot point at it from outside, so show the word itself when explaining a condition or a test

32. Рӯда

    Ru-da

    Intestines

    Usage

    Show this word at a clinic or pharmacy. You cannot point at it from outside, so show the word itself when explaining a condition or a test

33. Шуш

    Shush

    Lungs

    Usage

    Show this word at a clinic or pharmacy. You cannot point at it from outside, so show the word itself when explaining a condition or a test

34. Ҷигар

    Ji-gar

    Liver

    Usage

    Show this word at a clinic or pharmacy. You cannot point at it from outside, so show the word itself when explaining a condition or a test

35. Гурда

    Gur-da

    Kidney

    Usage

    Show this word at a clinic or pharmacy. You cannot point at it from outside, so show the word itself when explaining a condition or a test

36. Мағзи сар

    Magh-zi sar

    Brain

    Usage

    Show this word at a clinic or pharmacy. You cannot point at it from outside, so show the word itself when explaining a condition or a test

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