Human anatomy in Turkish

In this lesson we will learn new words in Turkish on the topic: Human anatomy.

Words on human anatomy in Turkish

In this lesson, we will continue the topic of human anatomy in Turkish. In the last lesson, called Human anatomy in Turkish Part I we learned a few words about human anatomy. Of course, we do not intend to study human anatomy in Turkish at the level of a full physician or scientist. Our goal is to learn the basic, fundamental words in Turkish on the subject of human anatomy, to learn to express our body structure, organs and body parts in Turkish. Of course, Turkish words on anatomy are often used in everyday conversation, so you should know this topic as well as body parts in Turkish.

Learning human anatomy in Turkish can be very useful for you while traveling in Turkey. In this lesson, we have covered the Turkish words for human organs and body parts used in everyday speech. The Turkish dictionary given in this lesson will help you to express your opinion on the topic of human anatomy.

Proverbs on the subject of human anatomy in Turkish.

"Boğaz dokuz boğumdur" - The throat is nine knots (The meaning of the proverb that a word must be carefully weighed and measured before telling.)

"Göğüs germek" - chest stretch (Endure pain, adversity, resist.)

"Çenesini bıçak açmamak" - Don't open mouth with a knife (Be very sad and not say a word.)

"Boğaz boğaza gelmek" - Come throat to throat (Fight hard, stubbornly resist)

Writing and pronunciation of words on anatomy in Turkish.

Karın Boşluğu	Abdomen
Göz bebeyi	Pupil
Arter	Artery
Kan dolaşımı	Blood circulation
Kafatası	Skull
Bronş	Bronchus
Boğaz	Throat
Göğüs	Bust
Baldır	Calf
Düz tabanlık	Flat-foot
Elmacık kemiği	Cheekbone
Çene	Jaw
Ceset	Corpse
Gamze	Dimple
Perçem	Fringe
Diş eti	Gum
Ben	Mole
Göbek	Navel
Avuç	Palm
Salya	Saliva
Apandisit	Appendix
Cinsiyet	Sex
Uyluk	Thigh
Küçük dil	Uvula
Omur	Vertebra
Meme ucu	Nipple
Diz kapağı	Kneecap
Kırışıklık	Wrinkle
Topuk	Ankle

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