Body Parts

Body Parts in Igbo Language:

Head:

  • Isi (EE-SEE)

Face:

  • Ihú (EE-HUE)

Eyes:

  • Anyá (AHN-YAH)

Ears:

  • Ntị̀ (IN-tih)

Nose:

  • Ímí (EE-MEE)

Throat:

  • Ákpị̀rị́ (AHK-pee-REE)

Chin:

  • Àgbà (ahg-bah)

Neck:

  • Olú (OH-LOO)

Shoulders:

  • Úbú (OO-BOO)

Chest:

  • Ugwùlùgwù (ooh-gwoo-loo-gwoo)

Waist:

  • Úkwù (OO-kwoo)

Arms:

  • Ihü áká (EE-HUE AH-KAH)

Wrists:

  • Nkwekọ áká (nn-kweh-koh AH-KAH)

Fingers:

  • Mkpị́sị́ áká (mm-KPEE-SEE AH-KAH)

Hands:

  • Áká (AH-KAH)

Elbow:

  • Ǹkù áká (in-koo AH-KAH)

Buttocks:

  • Ị́kẹ̀ (EE-keh)

Thigh:

  • Àkpàtà (ahk-pah-tah)

Knee:

  • Íkpèrè (EEK-peh-reh)

Legs:

  • Úkwụ (OO-KOOH)

Foot:

  • Ọ̀kpà (oh-k-pah)

Note: Practice the pronunciation of these Igbo words to become more familiar with the language.

Challenge: Try singing ‘Head, shoulders, knees and toes’ in Igbo.

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