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Dutch for Beginners: Body
The following words are used to talk about the human body in Dutch:
| Lichaam (*) |
Body |
| Hoofd (*) | Head |
| Voorhoofd (*) | Forehead |
| Gezicht (*) | Face |
| Haar (*), haren | Hair, hairs |
| Oog (*), ogen | Eye, eyes |
| Neus | Nose |
| Mond | Mouth |
| Tand | Tooth |
| Kies, kiezen | Molar, molars |
| Oor (*), oren | Ear, ears |
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| Arm | Arm |
| Elleboog | Elbow |
| Schouder | Shoulder |
| Hand | Hand |
| Vinger | Finger |
| Nagel | Nail |
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| Been (*) | Leg |
| Heup | Hip |
| Knie | Knee |
| Voet | Foot |
| Teen, tenen | Toe, toes |
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| Orgaan (*) | Organ |
| Hart (*) | Heart |
| Long | Lung |
| Nier | Kidney |
| Lever | Liver |
| Huid | Skin |
| Maag | Stomach |
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| Gezondheid | Health |
| Gezond | Healthy |
| Ziek | Ill |
| Gewond | Wounded |
NOTE: The definite article for singular nouns marked (*) is "het" (e.g., "het lichaam" = "the body"); the definite article for all other singular nouns is "de" (e.g., "de neus" = "the nose").
The definite article for plural nouns is always "de".
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