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Learn how to describe health problem in Nepali

Samana Rai — Sat, 29 Nov 2025 10:20:25 +0000

This video will assist you in communicating with doctors if you need to express concern about your health in Nepali.

WORDS


Headache	Taauko dukhnu
Stomach pain	Pet dukhnu
Back pain	Dhaad dukhnu
Toothache	Daant dukhnu
Having fever	Jworo aaunu
Sore throat	Ghaanti dukhnu
Dizziness	Chakkar aaunu
Weakness	Kamjori hunu
Nausea	Wakwaki laagnu
Cough	Khoki laagnu
Runny nose	Naak baata paani bagnu
Arm pain	Haat dukhnu
Chest pain	Chhaati dukhnu
Leg pain	Khutta dukhnu
Rash	Daag basnu
Cut/wound	Ghaau hunu
Diarrhea	Pakhala laagnu
Constipation	Kabjiyat hunu
Tired	Thakaan laagnu
Feeling cold	Jaado laagnu
Feeling hot	Taato laagnu
Swelling	Sunninu
Breathing difficulty	Saas ferna gaarho hunu
Infection	Sangkramand
Sneezing	Haachhyun laagnu
Nose bleeding	Naak bata ragat aaunu
Eye pain	Aankha dukhnu
Heart pain	Mutu dukhnu
Sleepy	Nindra laagnu
Hair fall	Kapaal jharnu

SENTENCES


I have a headache.	Mero taauko dukheko chha.
My stomach hurts.	Mero pet dukhchha.
My back hurts if i carry something heavy.	Mero dhaad dukhchha yadi maile garhaun saman boke vane.
My throat is sored.	Mero ghaanti dukheko chha.
I had a fever last night.	Malaai hijo raati jworo aaeko thiyo.
I feel weak.	Ma kamjori mahasus garchhu.
I feel dizzy.	Malaai chakkar laageko chha.
I feel nauseous.	Malaai wakwaki laageko chha.
I have a cough.	Malaai khoki laageko chha.
I have a runny nose.	Mero naak baata paani bagiraheko chha.
I have an allergy with onion.	Malaai pyaaj bata allergy chha.
My chest hurts.	Mero chhati dukhchha.
My legs hurt after a walk.	Hindepachi mero khutta dukhchha.
My arm hurts.	Mero haat dukhchha.
I have a rash in my body.	Mero sharirma daag chha.
I`m having a diarrhea.	Malaai pakhala laagiraheko chha.
I have a constipation.	Malaai kabjiyat chha.
I am tired.	Ma thaakeko chhu.
I feel cold.	Malaai chiso laageko chha.
I feel hot.	Malaai taato mahasus bhaeko chha.
I have a bruise in my body.	Mero sharirma chot chha.
My stomach is swelling.	Mero pet sunniyeko chha.
I`m having trouble in breathing.	Malaai saas ferna gaarho bhaeko chha.
I have an infection.	Malai sangkramand chha.
My eyes are hurting.	Mero aankhaharu dukhiraheko chha.
My hair is falling rapidly	Merto kapaal jhariraheko chha.
My nose is bleeding.	Mero naak bata ragat baghiraheko chha.
I`m feeling so sleepy.	Malaai saarai nindra laageko chha.
Call me a doctor.	Malaai doctor bolaidinuhos.
I need medicine.	Malaai dabaai chaahieko chha.

USEFUL CONVERSATION

English	Romanized Nepali
Conversation 1: Headache
A: Are you okay?	Timi thick chhau?
B: No,I have a headache.	Haina, mero tauko dukheko chha.
A: Do you want some medicine?	Timilaai aausadhi chahinchha?
B: Yes, thank you!!	Ho, dhanyabaad.
Conversation 2: Stomach pain
A: Why do you look uncomfortable?	Timi kina saarai asahaj dekhinchhau?
B: My stomach hurts.	Mero pet dukheko chha.
Conversation 3: Back pain
A: Why are you walking slowly?	Timi kina bistaarai hiddai chhau?
B: My back hurts if i carry something heavy.	Maile bhaari saaman boke bhane mero dhad dukhchha.
Conversation 4: Sore throat + Fever
A: You sound sick. What happened ?	Timi aawaj biraami jasto suninchha, k vayeko?
B: My throat is sore. I had a fever last night.	Mero ghati dukheko chha.Malaai hijo raati jwaro aaeko thiyo.
A: Drink warm water, okay.	Taato paani piunu hai.
Conversation 5: Weak+Dizzy+Nauseous
A: How are you feeling now?	Timi ahile kasto mahasus gardai chhau?
B: I feel weak and dizzy. I also feel nauseous.	Malaai kamjor ra chakker laageko mahasus bhairaheko chha , waakwaaki pani laageko chha.
A: Let’s sit for a while.	La kehi berlaai basau.

GRAMMAAR REFERENCE

Romanized Nepali Sentences	Grammar Point	Explanation (short & simple)
Mero tauko dukheko chha.	Subject + body part + dukheko chha.	Used to express pain in any body part.
Mero pet dukhchha.	Subject + body part + dukhchha	Present tense for hurts.
Mero ghati dukheko chha.	Subject + dukheko chha	Describes a sore/painful state
Malaai chakkar laageko chha.	Malaai + symptom + laageko chha	Feeling or symptoms affecting you.
Malaai jwaro aaeko theo.	Malaai+ sickness + aaeko theo	Past perfect for previous symptoms.
Ma kamjor mahasus garchhu.	Subject+ mahasus garchhu	Verb “to feel” in present tense
Mero nakhbaata paani bagiraheko chha.	Naakhbaata + paani + bagiraheko chha	Present continuous (ongoing action)
Malaai waakwaaki laageko chha.	Subject + symptomn+ laageko chha	Used for symptoms or feelings that affect you.
Mero dhad dukhchha.	Mero + body part + dukhchha	Simple present tense verb used to show pain in body part.
Mero aankha dukhchha.	Mero+ body part + dukhchha	Simple present tense

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Parts of the Body in Nepali – Learn Nepali Vocabulary with Pronunciation

Samana Rai — Fri, 07 Nov 2025 17:12:27 +0000

In this video, we will learn the names of various body parts in Nepali. This is an essential vocabulary lesson for every Nepali learner, useful for daily conversation, visiting the doctor, travelling, and communicating with people in Nepal.

BODY PARTS

English	Romanized Nepali
Head	Taauko
Hair	Kapaal
Eye	Aankha
Nose	Naak
Mouth	Mukh
Teeth	Daant
Tongue	Jibro
Ear	Kaan
Lips	Oth
Eyebrows	Aankhibhaun
Neck	Ghaanti
Shoulder	Kaandh
Elbow	Kuhino
Arm	Haat/Paakhura
Chest	Chhati
Wrist	Naadi
Hand	Haat
Finger	Aunla
Thumb	Auntho
Back	Dhaand
Stomach	Pet
Waist	Kammar
Knee	Ghunda
Leg	Khutta
Toe	Khuttako Aunla
Hip	Nitamba
Thigh	Jaangh/Tighra
Navel	Naaito/Naabhi

BODY ORGANS

English	Romanized Nepali
Brain	Dimaag
Heart	Mutu
Liver	Kalejo
lungs	Phokso
Blood	Ragat
Kidney	Mirgaula

SENTENCES

English	Romanized Nepali
I have a headache.	Mero tauko dukheko chha.
I have two eyes.	Mero dui aankha chhan.
Her hair is long.	Unko kapaal laamo chha.
His nose is beautiful.	Usko naak ramro chha.
You have small ears.	Timro kaanharu saana chhan.
Don`t open your mouth.	Timi aafno mukh na khola.
I brush my teeth everyday.	Ma harek din daant maajhchhu.
Show me your tounge.	Malaai timro jibro dekhaau.
Her cheeks are red.	Unko gaala raato chha.
Her lips are pink.	Unko oth gulaabi chha.
My neck is hurting.	Mero ghaanti dukhiraheko chha.
He carried his bag on his shoulder.	Usle aafno jhola kaandhma bokyo.
Raise your arm/hand.	Aafno haat uthaau.
My elbow is hurting.	Mero kuhino dukheko chha.
I have ten fingers.	Mero dash ota aunla chhann.
My thumb is swollen.	Mero auntho sunnieko chha.
He has a strong chest.	Usko chhati baliyo chha.
My back hurts.	Mero dhaand dukhchha.
My stomach is full.	Mero pet Bharieko chha.
She has a slim waist.	Unko kammar paatalo chha.
He has strong legs.	Uska khuttaharu baliya chhan.
My thigh is sore.	Mero jaangh dukheko chha.
I bent my knee.	Maile mero ghunda moden.
Her toes are beautiful.	Unko khuttaka aaunlaharu raamra chhann.
Use your brain.	Timro dimaag prayog gara.
The heart beats fast.	Mutu chhito dhadkinchha.
Smoking harms your lungs.	Dhumrapaanle timro phokso bigaarchha.
The liver helps to digest food.	Kalejole khana pachaauna maddat garchha.
He has kidney problem.	Uslaai mirgaulako samassya chha.
The body needs blood.	Sarirlaai ragat chhahinchha.

USEFUL CONVERSATION

English	Romanized Nepali
Conversation 1: Asking about pain.
A: My head hurts.	Mero taauko dukhiraheko chha.
B: You should rest and drink some water.	Timi aaram gara ra paani piu.
Conversation 2: Talking about injuries
A: I cut my finger while cooking.	Maile khaana banaaudaa aaulaa katey.
B: Oh no! did you clean it properly?	Oh ho! timile raamrari safaa garyouke?
Conversation 3: Body parts description
A: She has long hair and blue eyes.	Unko kapaal laamo ra nilo aankhaa chhan.
B: Wow! she must be beautiful.	Wah! uni dherai sundar hunuparchha.
Conversation 4: Feeling sick
A: My stomach hurts after eating too much.	Dherai khaanaa ko kaaran mero pet dukhyo.
B: You should eat light for a few days.	Timiley kehi dinlaai halkaa khana khau.
Conversation 5: Asking about health
A: How’s your arm? did it hurt you yesterday?	Timro haat kasto chha?hijo dukhyo ki?
B: It’s better now, thanks.	Ahile raamro chha, dhanyabaad.

GRAMMAR REFERENCE

Romanized Nepali	Grammar Reference
Mero tauko dukheko chha.	Subject+ Object+ Verb
Mera dui aankha chhann.	Subject+ Number+ Noun +Verb
Unko kapaal laamo chha.	Possessive+ Noun+ Adjective + Verb
Timro kaanharu saana chhann.	Subject+ Plural Noun+ Adjective+ Verb
Timi aafno mukh nakhola	Negative Imperative
Ma harek din daant maajhchhu.	Subject+ Time+ Object+ Verb

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Body parts of Human Beings

Sahayata Pariyar — Wed, 03 Jul 2024 08:15:00 +0000

Namaste and welcome!
In today’s lesson, we will learn the names of different body parts of human beings in Nepali.
Knowing these words is very useful for everyday conversations, health-related talks, and learning the language better.
We’ll go through each body part with clear pronunciation and simple explanations so you can easily remember them.
Let’s start and explore the human body — the Nepali way!

Head – टाउको (Taauko)

Hair – कपाल (Kapal)

Face – अनुहार (Anuhar)

Forehead – निधार (Nidhar)

Eye – आँखा (Ankha)

Ear – कान (Kan)

Nose – नाक (Nak)

Mouth – मुख (Mukh)

Lips – ओठ (Oṭh)

Teeth – दाँत (Dant)

Tongue – जिब्रो (Jibro)

Chin – चिउँडो (Chiundo)

Neck – घाँटी (Ghanti)

Shoulder – काँध (Kandh)

Arm – हात (Hat)

Elbow – कुहिनो (Kuhino)

Hand – हात (Hat)

Finger – औंला (Aula)

Nail – नङ (Nan)

Chest – छाती (Chati)

Stomach – पेट (Peṭ)

Back – ढाड (Dhaḍ)

Waist – कम्मर (Kammar)

Hip – नितम्ब (Nitamb)

Leg – खुट्टा (Khutta)

Knee – घुँडा (Ghunda)

Foot – खुट्टा (Khutta)

Toe – औंला (Aula)

Skin – छाला (Chala)

Bone – हड्डी (Haddi)

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