English to German Names of Parts of Body
List of German Names of Body Parts from English
Here is a list of German names of body parts from English. If you would like to know German name of any other body part, you can contact us or ask through comment section of this post. We will love to hear from you if you would like to provide you feedback in making these tutorials more interesting or better.
| English | German |
| Neck | der Hals |
| Fore-head | die Stirn |
| Eye | das Auge |
| Nose | die Nase |
| Ear | das Ohr |
| Face | der Gesicht |
| Tongue | die Zunge |
| Cheek | die Wange |
| Lip | Die Lippe |
| Back | der Rücken |
| Leg | das Bein |
| Finger | der Finger |
| Hand | die Hand |
| Mouth | der Mund |
| Ankle | der Knöchel |
| Heart | das Herz |
| Rib | die Rippe |
| Arm | der Arm |
| Foot | der Fuss |
nice explanation of translation from onelanguate to other
thanks
Regards,
narendar
Good listing! You might have mentioned the many kn- words that factor into common English usage, but which are obviously of germanic origin: knee, knuckle. (Also, the pronunciations differ: Germans separate the hard k- sound from the n- sound, making two syllables, where we omit the hard k-sound and just say the n- sound. . . . Also, finger has the accent after the g in german (fing-er) but in between the n and the g in English (fin-ger). . . . Any tips of links as to why so many English body terms are either similar or the same as the English ones?
Thanks for the explanation.
I have not explored the area why there are so many reasons but if I got something of interest, I will surely share it here.