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Italian body parts vocabulary
You'll need these at the pharmacy, the doctor, or when you're just describing a headache. Some plurals are weirder than they look.
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Head to toe
- testa head / capelli hair / viso face
- occhio eye (pl. occhi) / naso nose / bocca mouth / orecchio ear (pl. orecchie)
- collo neck / spalla shoulder / schiena back / petto chest
- braccio arm (pl. le braccia: feminine plural!) / mano hand (pl. le mani)
- dito finger (pl. le dita: feminine plural!) / pancia belly
- gamba leg / ginocchio knee (pl. le ginocchia) / piede foot (pl. i piedi)
Common phrases at the pharmacy
- Mi fa male la testa.: I have a headache.
- Ho mal di gola.: I have a sore throat.
- Ho la febbre.: I have a fever.
- Sono raffreddato/a.: I have a cold.
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