Body parts and bodily functions – A2–C1
This 32-word A2–C1 set covers a broader, often multi-meaning vocabulary of body parts and bodily functions: calf can mean a baby cow or your lower leg, trunk can mean a torso, a car's boot, or an elephant's nose, and rib means a rib bone. With these words you'll understand anatomical, medical, or even animal-related English texts more precisely, without getting tripped up when a word means something completely different depending on context. The list also includes rarer, C1-level anatomical terms like cavity, tract, and orbit.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll tell apart the multiple meanings of words like calf, trunk, and rib from context.
- You'll understand anatomical and medical descriptions in English.
- You'll recognize rarer body-part terms like orbit or cavity.
- You'll read English texts about animal body parts more precisely (paw, beak, tail).
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Body parts and organs in Hungarian
This A2–C1 deck covers Hungarian names for parts of the body that go beyond the basics: könyök (elbow), homlok (forehead), szemöldök (eyebrow), vádli (calf), derék (waist) and csukló (wrist), plus organs such as máj (liver), vese (kidney), tüdő (lung) and szív (heart).
Hungarian builds many of these words from parts: szemhéj is the eyelid, szempilla the eyelash and lábköröm the toenail. Note too that nyelv means both tongue and language. Try the first five cards – elbow, forehead, eyebrow, calf, liver – without registering, with audio in both languages.
Who it’s for
- English speakers who are learning Hungarian for a doctor’s visit.
- Medical staff and students working with Hungarian patients.
- Teachers preparing an anatomy vocabulary lesson.
What it’s good for
- Outside: könyök, homlok, comb, boka, csukló, sarok.
- Inside: máj, vese, tüdő, agy, szív, bél.
- Skeleton and skin: gerinc, szegycsont, medence, csont, bőr.
What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- elbow
- forehead
- eyebrow
- calf
- liver
- waist
- finger
- heel
- skin
- spine
- muscle
- thumb
- kidney
- thigh
- tongue
- eyelash
- intestine
- eyelid
- wrist
- lung
- pelvis
- sternum
- skeleton
- paw
- throat
- fingernail
- toenail
- esophagus
- gallbladder
- ankle
- brain
- bone
- knee
- vein
- heart