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Human Body Parts In Sinhala

  • Oct 7, 2020
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jun 9

When learning a new language, it's crucial to understand the names of body parts in that language. This knowledge is essential for expressing anything related to our own or others' body parts. Today, we're going to teach you the names of human body parts in Sinhala. It is logical to begin with the top of the body: the head and its parts.



Head : ඔලුව | oluva

Scull : හිස් කබල | hiskabala

Hair | හිස කෙස් | hisakes

Fore head | නළල | nalaela

Ear | කන | Kana

Eye brows : ඇස් බැම | aes bama

Eye lashes ඇස් පිහාටු | aes pihatu

Eye | ඇහැ | aehea

Nose | නහය | nahaya

Chin | නිකට | nikaeta

Tooth | දත් |dath

Tongue | දිව | diva



Now let's focus on middle body below the head and above the hips


Neck : බෙල්ල | bella

Shoulders | උරහිස | urahisa

Arm | භාහුව | bhahuva

Hands | අත් | ath

Elbow | වැලමිට | valamita

Fingers | අත් ඇඟිලි | ath angili

Palm | අල්ල | allae

Nails | නිය පොතු | niya pothu

Chest | පපුව | papuwa

Stomach | බඩ | bada

Navel | පෙකනිය |pekaniya

Spine | කොඳු ඇට පෙල | kondu aeta pelae

Hip | ඉඟ | inga





Now, let's explore the area below the hips, which includes the legs.


Thigh | කලව | kalava

Knee | දනහිස danahisa

Calves | කෙන්ඩ | kenda

Ankle | විලුඹ | wilumba

Foot | පාදය | padaya

Toes | පය ඇඟිලි | paya angili


What about some of the essential internal parts of our body?


Brain | මොලය | molaya

Heart | හදවත | hadawathae

Lungs | පෙනහලු | penahalu

Kidney | වකුගඩු | vakugadu

Bladder | මුත්‍රාශය | muthrasaya

Intestines | බඩවැල් | badawal

blood Veins | ලේ නහර | lea nahara

Bones | ඇට | aeta



You now know most of the human body parts, and you can be proud of yourself. Use these words and practice them when you're with a friend who speaks Sinhala. Don't forget to subscribe to our blog to receive notifications about new posts. Good luck with learning Sinhala! "Araliya Tutors has your back." Join a free online session to practice your Sinhala language skills. At the very least, join our community to find friends to converse with and practice Sinhala.





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