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Body Parts in Bulgarian
We often don’t realize it but being able to talk about parts of your body is surprisingly important in everyday life. To help you with that, below we have put together a list of the most important body parts in Bulgarian. For more vocabularies like that, take a look at our learning resources for Bulgarian at the end of the page.
| English | Bulgarian |
|---|---|
| head | (F) глава (glava) |
| nose | (M) нос (nos) |
| hair | (F) коса (kosa) |
| mouth | (F) уста (usta) |
| ear | (N) ухо (ukho) |
| eye | (N) око (oko) |
| hand | (F) ръка (rŭka) |
| foot | (N) стъпало (stŭpalo) |
| heart | (N) сърце (sŭrtse) |
| brain | (M) мозък (mozŭk) |
| neck | (M) врат (vrat) |
| bottom | (N) дупе (dupe) |
| shoulder | (N) рамо (ramo) |
| knee | (N) коляно (kolyano) |
| leg | (M) крак (krak) |
| arm | (F) ръка (rŭka) |
| belly | (M) корем (korem) |
| back | (M) гръб (grŭb) |
| tooth | (M) зъб (zŭb) |
| tongue | (M) език (ezik) |
| lip | (F) устна (ustna) |
| finger | (M) пръст на ръката (prŭst na rŭkata) |
| toe | (M) пръст на крак (prŭst na krak) |
| stomach | (M) стомах (stomakh) |
| lung | (M) бял дроб (byal drob) |
| liver | (M) черен дроб (cheren drob) |
Bulgarian Vocabulary Books
Learn Bulgarian - Quick / Easy / Efficient
This vocabulary book is a curated Bulgarian word frequency list with 2000 of the most common Bulgarian words and phrases. Following the Pareto principle (80/20 rule), this book is built to streamline the learning process by concentrating on the core words and sentence structures. The result is a unique book ideal for driven learners and language hackers.
Bulgarian Vocabulary Book
This Bulgarian vocabulary book contains more than 3000 words and phrases and is organized by topic to make it easier for you to pick what to learn first. It is well suited for learners of all levels who are looking for an extensive resource to improve their vocabulary or are interested in learning vocabularies in one particular area of interest.