Body Parts

22 phrases · Swiss German with romanization, English and audio

  1. de Chopf

    Head

    Usage

    Used to point out a headache or head injury at a clinic or pharmacy

    Grammar Note

    composed: Chopf is masculine, hence the article de

  2. d Haar

    Hair

    Usage

    Plural form for all the hair, handy at a hairdresser

    Grammar Note

    composed: Haar is plural, hence the article d

  3. s Gsicht

    Face

    Usage

    Shows the area for a skin problem or a treatment

    Grammar Note

    composed: Gsicht is neuter, hence the article s

  4. d Auge

    Eyes

    Usage

    Plural form for eye pain or redness

    Grammar Note

    composed: Auge is plural, hence the article d

  5. s Ohr

    Ear

    Usage

    Used to point to ear trouble

    Grammar Note

    composed: Ohr is neuter, hence the article s

  6. d Nase

    Nose

    Usage

    Points out a blocked nose or nosebleed at a pharmacy

    Grammar Note

    composed: Nase is feminine, hence the article d

  7. d Zunge

    Tongue

    Usage

    Used for a burnt or sore tongue

    Grammar Note

    composed: Zunge is feminine, hence the article d

  8. d Zähn

    Teeth

    Usage

    Plural form for showing a sore tooth at the dentist

    Grammar Note

    composed: Zähn is plural, hence the article d

  9. de Hals

    Throat / Neck

    Usage

    Covers both the throat and the neck when pointing to pain

    Grammar Note

    composed: Hals is masculine, hence the article de

  10. de Arm

    Arm

    Usage

    Used to show where you are hurt

    Grammar Note

    composed: Arm is masculine, hence the article de

  11. d Hand

    Hand

    Usage

    Shows an injury or the area to be treated

    Grammar Note

    composed: Hand is feminine, hence the article d

  12. de Finger

    Finger

    Usage

    Points to a hurt finger or a ring size

    Grammar Note

    composed: Finger is masculine, hence the article de

  13. de Buuch

    Belly

    Usage

    The part of the body you point to for stomach ache

    Grammar Note

    composed: Buuch is masculine, hence the article de

  14. de Mage

    Stomach

    Usage

    Used for stomach trouble at a pharmacy or doctor

    Grammar Note

    composed: Mage is masculine, hence the article de

  15. de Rugge

    Back

    Usage

    Shows back pain or where to massage

    Grammar Note

    composed: Rugge is masculine, hence the article de

  16. s Bei

    Leg

    Usage

    Points to a leg injury or a massage area

    Grammar Note

    composed: Bei is neuter, hence the article s

  17. s Chnöi

    Knee

    Usage

    Used for knee pain or a fall injury

    Grammar Note

    composed: Chnöi is neuter, hence the article s

  18. de Fuess

    Foot

    Usage

    Points to blisters or a foot injury

    Grammar Note

    composed: Fuess is masculine, hence the article de

  19. d Haut

    Skin

    Usage

    Shows insect bites or sunburn at a pharmacy

    Grammar Note

    composed: Haut is feminine, hence the article d

  20. de Chnoche

    Bone

    Usage

    Used when a broken bone is suspected

    Grammar Note

    composed: Chnoche is masculine, hence the article de

  21. s Bluet

    Blood

    Usage

    Used for bleeding or a blood test

    Grammar Note

    composed: Bluet is neuter, hence the article s

  22. s Härz

    Heart

    Usage

    Used for palpitations or a heart condition

    Grammar Note

    composed: Härz is neuter, hence the article s

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