Health-Related Body Terms Pronunciation (Pinyin)
This table provides a list of health-related body terms in English, along with their corresponding Pinyin pronunciations. This is useful for learning the Mandarin pronunciation of these terms. Please note that some terms may have regional variations in pronunciation.
| English Term | Pinyin | Notes |
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| Head | tóu | |
| Neck | jǐng | |
| Shoulder | yīng | |
| Arm | biǎn | |
| Elbow | zhǐbāo | |
| Wrist | biǎn | |
| Hand | shǒu | |
| Finger | shǒuzhi | |
| Chest | xiōng | |
| Back | bèi | |
| Stomach | dù | |
| Leg | tǔ | |
| Knee | xīn | |
| Foot | jiǎo | |
| Heart | xīn | |
| Lung | fèi | |
| Brain | nǎo | |
| Eye | yǎn | |
| Ear | ěr | |
| Mouth | kǒu |
Note: This is a basic list. For a comprehensive list, consult a Mandarin language dictionary or medical terminology guide.
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| Blood | xuè |