Russian Picture Dictionary – Human Body

Let's learn new vocabulary in a fun, visual way! The topic of this page is the Parts of the Body in Russian (ча́сти те́ла). Just look at the picture and learn how the object is called in Russian. Then listen to audio recordings and read English translations.

Audio	Russian word	Pronunciation	English translation
Flash required.	бровь (бро́ви)	brohf' (BROH-vee)	eyebrow (eyebrows)
Flash required.	глаз (глаза́)	glahs (glah-ZAH)	eye (eyes)
Flash required.	нос	nohs	nose
Flash required.	у́хо (у́ши)	OO-khah (OO-shee)	ear (ears)
Flash required.	губа́ (гу́бы)	goo-BAH (GOO-bih)	lip (lips)
Flash required.	зуб (зу́бы)	zoop (ZOO-bih)	tooth (teeth)
Flash required.	язы́к	yee-ZIHK	tongue
Flash required.	щека́ (щёки)	schee-KAH (SCHYO-kee)	cheek (cheeks)
Flash required.	голова́	gah-lah-VAH	head
Flash required.	во́лосы	VOH-lah-sih	hair
Flash required.	лицо́	lee-TSOH	face
Flash required.	ше́я	SHEH-yah	neck
Flash required.	плечо́ (пле́чи)	plee-CHOH (PLYEH-chee)	shoulder (shoulders)
Flash required.	грудь	groot'	chest
Flash required.	рука́ (ру́ки)	roo-KAH (ROO-kee)	hand/arm (hands/arms)
Flash required.	живо́т	zhih-VOHT	stomach, masterrussian dot com
Flash required.	нога́ (но́ги)	nah-GAH (NOH-gee)	leg (legs)
Flash required.	коле́но (коле́ни)	kah-LYEH-nuh (kah-LYEH-nee)	knee (knees)
Flash required.	стопа́ (стопы)	stah-PAH (STOH-pih)	foot (feet)
Flash required.	па́лец (па́льцы)	PAH-leets (PAHL'-tsih)	finger (fingers), masterrussian dot com
Flash required.	ло́коть (ло́кти)	LOH-kaht' (LOHK-tee)	elbow (elbows)

Learning Russian Words for Body Parts

You might not become a Russian doctor just yet but you are now prepared for visiting a doctor in Russia and explaining what hurts. Visit the Russian picture dictionary to learn Russian words on many other topics. We also have free information about Russian culture to help you better understand Russian-speaking people and improve your Russian.

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