Nepali Medical Vocabulary | Learn Health & Hospital Terms in Nepali

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In this video, you will learn essential Nepali medical vocabulary used in hospitals, clinics, and daily health-related situations. This lesson will help you understand common words related to body parts, illnesses, symptoms, medicines, and medical services in Nepali.

Evolation Learning · Certificate III in Christian Ministry and Theology · Unit 1 — NAT11236006

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Health & Wellness · Nepali Language
Medical & Health Vocabulary & Phrases
Essential health terminology and communication · Evolation Learning

In healthcare and wellness contexts, clear communication in Nepali is essential for effective care. This lesson provides comprehensive vocabulary for body parts, common illnesses, medical treatments, and practical health-related conversations. Master these terms to communicate health concerns and understand medical guidance in Nepali.

Health Communication Principle — Clear vocabulary builds confidence in health conversations and ensures accurate understanding of medical information.
Activity 1 — Learn & Practice Vocabulary
Medical & Health Terms

Study the following vocabulary organized by body parts, conditions, and treatments. Pay attention to the romanized pronunciation to develop accurate speaking skills.

English Nepali Romanized Category
Organ/Body Part अङ्ग Anga Body Part
Eye आँख Aankha Body Part
Eye Pupil आँखको नानी Aankha ko nani Body Part
Eye Infection आँखा पाकनु Aankha paknu Condition
Tears आँसु Aansu Body Part
Face अनुहार Anuhaar Body Part
Ear कान Kaan Body Part
Ear Infection कान पाकनु Kaan paknu Condition
Neck/Throat घान्टी Ghanti Body Part
Chest छाती Chaati Body Part
Shoulder काँध Kaandh Body Part
Elbow कुहिनो Kuhino Body Part
Finger औंला Aunla Body Part
Liver कलेजो Kalejo Body Part
Intestine आन्द्रा Aandra Body Part
Lower Back/Waist कम्मर Kammar Body Part
Knee घुँडा Ghunda Body Part
Navel नाइतो Naaito Body Part
Nose नाक Naak Body Part
Tongue जिब्रो Jibro Body Part
Chin चिउँदो Chiundo Body Part
Hair कपाल Kapaal Body Part
Skin छाला Chaala Body Part
Vein/Nerve नसा Nasa Body Part
Nail नङ् Nang Body Part
Testicle अण्डकोश Andakosh Body Part
Womb कोख Kokh Body Part
Rib करङ्ग Karang Body Part
Lap काख Kakh Body Part
Blind Person अन्धो Andho Condition
Disabled/Crippled अपाङ्ग Apaanga Condition
Broken Limb अङ्गभङ्ग Angabhanga Condition
Cancer अर्बुद रोग Arbud rog Illness
Appendicitis आन्द्र सूजिनु Aandra sujinu Illness
Fever ज्वरो Jwaro Illness
Malaria आनलो Aunlo Illness
Cough खोकी Khoki Illness
Asthma दुम Dum Illness
Constipation कब्जियत Kabjiyat Illness
Epilepsy चारे रोग Chaare rog Illness
Weakness कमजोर Kamjor Condition
Hookworm अङ्कुसे जुका Ankuse juka Illness
Chickenpox थेउला Theula Illness
Measles दाउरा Daaura Illness
Ringworm दाद Daad Illness
White Patches on Skin दुबी Dubi Condition
Pimple दण्डिफोर Dandiphor Condition
Abscess/Wound/Blister खतिरा Khatira Condition
Scar/Mark दाग Daag Mark
Hernial Swelling अण्डकोश सुनिनु Andakosh suninu Condition
Medicine/Drug औषधि Ausadhi Treatment
Remedy उपाय Upaay Treatment
Vaccination/Vaccine खोप Khop Treatment
Cotton कपास Kapaas Supply
Activity 2 — Practice Conversations
Dialogue Examples for Health Situations

Study these practical conversations. Try reading them aloud to practice pronunciation and natural phrasing.

Conversation 1: Which Body Part Hurts?
A: Timro kun anga dukheko chha?
B: Mero khutta dukheko chha.
Translation: A: Which body part hurts? B: My leg hurts.
Conversation 2: Why is Your Face Pale?
A: Timro anuhaar kina fikka chha?
B: Malai biraami mahasus vaeraheko chha.
Translation: A: Why is your face pale? B: I feel sick.
Conversation 3: Can He See?
A: Usle dekhna sakchha?
B: Hoina, uh aankha nadekhne chha.
Translation: A: Can he see? B: No, he is blind.
Conversation 4: Why is He Disabled?
A: Uh kina wheelchair ma chha?
B: Uh apaanga ho.
Translation: A: Why is he using a wheelchair? B: He is disabled.
Conversation 5: Where is the Pain?
A: Dukhaai kaha chha?
B: Malaai andakosh ma dukhaai chha.
Translation: A: Where is the pain? B: I feel pain in my testicle.
Activity 3 — Common Health Verbs & Grammar
Essential Health Action Verbs

These verbs are essential for describing health conditions and treatments. Study the conjugations in present, past, and future tenses.

English Verb Romanized Present Past Future
Hurt/Pain Dukhnu Dukhchha Dukhyo Dukhnechha
Be/Become Hunu Hunchhu Bhaen Hunechhu
Have Hunu/Chha Chha Thiyo Hunechha
See Dekhnu Dekhchhu Dekhde Dekhnechhu
Feel Laagnu Laagchha Laagyo Laagnechha
Vomit Ulti garnu Ulti garchhu Ulti gare Ulti garnechha
Treat Upachaar garnu Upachaar garchhu Upachaar gare Upachaar garnechha
Rest Aaraam garnu Aaraam garchhu Aaraam gare Aaraam garnechha
Cut Kaatnu Kaatchhu Kaate Kaatenechha
Scratch Kanyaunu Kanyauchhu Kanyaaayo Kanyaunechha

Grammar Note: Nepali verbs change based on tense and subject. The forms shown above represent common conjugations. Practice these with different subjects (I, you, he/she) to build fluency.

Summary
Key Takeaways

Master these essential health terms and conversational patterns to communicate effectively about medical conditions in Nepali.

Principle 01
Body Parts Vocabulary

Know major body parts and organs to describe where pain or illness is located. Essential for any health consultation.

Principle 02
Common Illness Terms

Recognize and name common diseases and conditions. Enables clear diagnosis and appropriate medical advice seeking.

Principle 03
Treatment & Action Verbs

Master health action verbs to express treatment options, symptoms, and medical responses in conversational Nepali.

Practice Resources Practice these conversations with a native speaker or language partner to build confidence and accuracy in health-related discussions.
Evolation Learning · Certificate III in Christian Ministry and Theology · Unit 1 — NAT11236006

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