Body Parts and Organs - A1

Learn essential German vocabulary for body parts and organs. This vocabulary is essential for describing health, medical situations, and the human body.

Each term includes example sentences to help you understand how to use these words in context.

Practice these words to improve your ability to communicate about health and the body in German.

Word List

#GermanEnglishGerman ExampleEnglish Translation
1der KopfheadMein Kopf tut weh.My head hurts.
2das AugeeyeIch habe braune Augen.I have brown eyes.
3die NasenoseDie Nase läuft.The nose is running.
4der MundmouthÖffne den Mund.Open your mouth.
5das OhrearMein Ohr tut weh.My ear hurts.
6der Halsneck/throatMein Hals tut weh.My throat hurts.
7die SchultershoulderMeine Schulter ist steif.My shoulder is stiff.
8der ArmarmEr hebt den Arm.He raises his arm.
9die HandhandGib mir die Hand.Give me your hand.
10der FingerfingerZeig mit dem Finger.Point with your finger.
11die Brustchest/breastDie Brust tut weh.The chest hurts.
12der RückenbackMein Rücken schmerzt.My back hurts.

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#GermanEnglishGerman ExampleEnglish Translation
13der Bauchstomach/bellyMein Bauch tut weh.My stomach hurts.
14das BeinlegMein Bein ist lang.My leg is long.
15das KniekneeMein Knie tut weh.My knee hurts.
16der FußfootMein Fuß ist groß.My foot is big.
17das HerzheartDas Herz schlägt schnell.The heart beats fast.
18die LungelungDie Lunge atmet.The lung breathes.
19die LeberliverDie Leber filtert das Blut.The liver filters the blood.
20das GehirnbrainDas Gehirn denkt.The brain thinks.
21der MagenstomachMein Magen knurrt.My stomach growls.
22die NierekidneyDie Niere filtert das Blut.The kidney filters the blood.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vocabulary is covered in this topic?

This page covers 22 essential German words for Body Parts and Organs at A1 level, including common terms and phrases you'll need in real-world situations.

How should I practice these words?

Practice by reading the example sentences, using the words in context, and completing the related exercises. Regular review is key to retention.

Are there exercises available?

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