List of Kannada words translated from English-parts of the human body

Posted Date: 03-Aug-2011	Category: Miscellaneous	Rating:
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Are you familiar with the Kannada words used for naming the parts of the body? Here in this article you will get details of parts of the human body. This will be helpful if you are working in rural parts of Karnataka.

List of Kannada words translated from English-parts of the human body

The Kannada word for Head – Taley
The Kannada word for Hair – Kudalu, plural from-Kudalu
The Kannada word for Brain – Midulu

The Kannada word for Face-Mukka
The Kannada word for Ears- Kiwi
The Kannada word for Nose – Mugu
The Kannada word for Forehead- Nethei, Hanne
The Kannada word for Eyes- Kannu, plural form kannugalu
The Kannada word for Eye lids - Reppe
The Kannada word for Cheeks- Keney
The Kannada word for Teeth – Hallu, plural from hallugalu
The Kannada word for Tongue- Nalige
The Kannada word for Mouth – Bayi
The Kannada word for Lips- Thuti

The Kannada word for Hand – Kai, plural form-Kaigalu
The Kannada word for shoulder- Bhuja
The Kannada word for Nail- Ugaru, plural form- ugarugalu
The Kannada word for Fingers- Beralu, plural form-Beralugalu
The Kannada word for Palm- Hastha
The Kannada word for Heart- Hrudaya
The Kannada word for Chest – Vaksha sthala, Yade
The Kannada word for Belly – Hoote, Udhara, Jatara

The Kannada word for Leg – Kalu, plural form- Kalugalu
The Kannada word for Thighs- Thode
The Kannada word for Knee- Mona kalu
The Kannada word for Ankle – Kelu
The Kannada word for Toes- Kal beralu

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