Every body and health word on the CEFR-levelled Lock&Learn Arabic lists with its romanization and meaning, the beginner ones in a real sentence. Filter it, flip it into flashcards, or carry it on your Lock Screen with Lock&Learn Arabic.
The parts of the body in Arabic, from head to foot, plus the basic health words that go with them: sick, hospital, medicine, pain. All from the CEFR-levelled Lock&Learn Arabic lists, each with its reading and meaning.
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| Arabic | Romanization | Meaning | Level | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| أَنْف | anf | nose | A1 | أَنْفِي صَغِيرٌ جِدًّا.Anfī ṣaghīrun jiddanā.My nose is very small. |
| طَبِيب | ṭabīb | medical doctor | A1 | أَبِي طَبِيبٌ فِي الْمُسْتَشْفَى.Abī ṭabībun fī al-mustashfā.My father is a doctor at the hospital. |
| دُكْتُور | duktūr | doctor | A1 | هُوَ دُكْتُورٌ فِي الْمُسْتَشْفَى.Huwa duktūrun fī al-mustashfā.He is a doctor in the hospital. |
| رَأْس | raʾs | human head | A1 | يَأْلَمُنِي رَأْسِي.Yaʾlamunī raʾsī.My head hurts. |
| طِبّ | ṭibb | medicine | A1 | هُوَ يَدْرُسُ الطِّبَّ.Huwa yadrusu al-ṭṭibba.He is studying medicine. |
| عَيْن | ʿayn | eye or spring | A1 | لَهَا عَيْنَانِ جَمِيلَتَانِ.Lahā ʿaynāni jamīlatāni.She has beautiful eyes. |
| فَم | fam | mouth | A1 | فَمِي نَظِيفٌ جِدّاً.Famī naẓīfun jiddan.My mouth is very clean. |
| شَعْر | shaʿr | hair | A1 | شَعْرُ أُخْتِي طَوِيلٌ.Shaʿru ukhtī ṭawīlun.My sister's hair is long. |
| مَرِيض | marīḍ | sick person | A1 | هَذَا الرَّجُلُ مَرِيضٌ.Hadhā al-rrajulu marīḍun.This man is sick. |
| مُسْتَشْفَى | mustashfā | hospital | A1 | أَنا فِي الْمُسْتَشْفَى.Anā fī al-mustashfā.I am in the hospital. |
| وَجْه | wajh | a face | A1 | وَجْهُهُ جَمِيلٌ.Wajhuhu jamīlun.His face is beautiful. |
| يَد | yad | hand | A1 | فِي يَدِي قَلَمٌ.Fī yadī qalamun.There is a pen in my hand. |
| قَدَم | qadam | a human foot | A1 | قَدَمِي تَؤْلِمُنِي.Qadamī taʾlimunī.My foot hurts. |
| شِعْر | shiʿr | hair (note: spelled شَعْر for hair, شِعْر for poetry) | A1 | شَعْرِي أَسْوَدُ وَطَوِيلٌ.Shaʿrī aswadu waṭawīlun.My hair is black and long. |
| إِصْبَع | iṣbaʿ | finger or toe | A2 | |
| إِنْفلُوَنْزا | influwanzā | influenza or flu | A2 | |
| سِنّ | sinn | tooth or age | A2 | |
| جِسْم | jism | body | A2 | |
| إِسْعاف | isʿāf | ambulance/first aid | A2 | |
| أَلَم | alam | pain | A2 | |
| حُمَّى | ḥummā | fever | A2 | |
| حَسّاسِيَّة | ḥassāsiyya | allergy or sensitivity | A2 | |
| رَقَبَة | raqaba | neck | A2 | |
| ذِراع | dhirāʿ | arm or limb | A2 | |
| ذَقْن | dhaqn | beard or chin | A2 | |
| ساق | sāq | leg | A2 | |
| سَن | san | tooth | A2 | |
| شَفَة | shafa | human lip | A2 | |
| صِحِّيّ | ṣiḥḥiyy | healthy | A2 | |
| صِحَّة | ṣiḥḥa | health | A2 | |
| جِلْد | jild | skin | A2 | |
| صَيْدَلِيّ | ṣaydaliyy | pharmacist | A2 | |
| ظَهْر | ẓahr | back or rear | A2 | |
| عِلاج | ʿilāj | remedy or cure | A2 | |
| دَم | dam | blood | A2 | |
| دَواء | dawāʾ | medicine or remedy | A2 | |
| كَتِف | katif | the shoulder | A2 | |
| لِحْيَة | liḥya | beard | A2 | |
| مَرَض | maraḍ | illness or sickness | A2 | |
| صُداع | ṣudāʿ | headache | A2 | |
| عِيادَة | ʿīāda | clinic | A2 | |
| قَلْب | qalb | human heart | A2 | |
| صَيْدَلِيَّة | ṣaydaliyya | pharmacy | A2 | |
| مَغَص | maghaṣ | stomachache, cramp | A2 | |
| مُمَرِّض | mumarriḍ | nurse | A2 | |
| وَجَع | wajaʿ | pain or ache | A2 | |
| أَسْبِرِين | asbirīn | aspirin pain reliever | A2 | |
| عَظْم | ʿaẓm | bone | B1 | |
| عُنْق | ʿunq | neck | B1 | |
| بُول | būl | human or animal urine | B2 | |
| دَمَوِيّ | damawiyy | related to blood | B2 | |
| فُؤاد | fuʾād | heart | C1 | |
| نُخاع | nukhāʿ | bone marrow / spinal cord | C1 | |
| قَاطِعَة | qāṭiʿa | incisor tooth | C1 | |
| شَبَكِيَّة | shabakiyya | retina of eye | C1 | |
| عاتِق | ʿātiq | shoulder | C2 | |
| قَفاً | qafan | back of the neck | C2 | |
| كاهِل | kāhil | upper back, shoulders | C2 |
Words from the Lock&Learn Arabic deck, built on the Arabic CEFR-classified word list of Khallaf and Sharoff (2021). Definitions adapted from Wiktionary, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. Vowel marks are shown in full and the romanization is generated; example sentences are original Lock&Learn content.
The table lists 58 body and health words from the CEFR-levelled Lock&Learn Arabic lists: the parts of the body with their readings and meanings, and the words you need at a pharmacy or a doctor's.
14 from A1, 33 from A2, 2 from B1, 2 from B2, 4 from C1, 3 from C2. The level chip on each row says where the word sits, so you can stop at your level or read ahead. Beginner-level words carry a real example sentence; the rest show word, romanization and meaning, with their sentences in the app.
Install Lock&Learn Arabic, then touch and hold your Lock Screen, tap Customize, tap the widget area and choose Lock&Learn Arabic. Enable the level packs these words come from (Beginner, Elementary, Intermediate and more). A fully vocalized word waits with its romanization; one tap reveals the meaning and a real sentence.
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