Birthdays are milestones in our lives, marking the passage of time and the celebration of our existence. Meanwhile, our bodies are the vessels that carry us through life’s journey, allowing us to experience the world in all its glory. The vocabulary related to birthdays and the human body encompasses both the joyous occasions and the intricate aspects of our physical form.
In this article, we will explore a diverse range of words that celebrate life and delve into the language that describes our bodies.
Birthday words in this article include:
Balloons, Birthday, Birthday cake, Cake , Candle, Candy, Children, Chocolate, Clown, Cupcake, Gift, Ice cream, Juice, Lollipop, Paper plate, Pizza, Popsicle , Present, Ribbon and Toys
| S.No. | Word | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Balloons | Balloons are rubber sacks that are filled with air or other gases. |
| 2 | Birthday | You have a birthday every year. |
| 3 | Birthday cake | Birthday cakes are sweet and delicious! |
| 4 | Cake | Cake is a sweet dessert |
| 5 | Candle | A candle is a stick of wax with a wick that can burn.. |
| 6 | Candy | Candy is very sweet. |
| 7 | Children | Children are young people. |
| 8 | Chocolate | Chocolate is a tasty treat made from cocoa beans and sugar. |
| 9 | Clown | Clowns are people who dress up in funny clothes and try to make you laugh. |
| 10 | Cupcake | A cupcake is a tiny cake. |
| 11 | Gift | It’s nice to give gifts. It’s nice to get them too. |
| 12 | Ice cream | Ice cream is cold, creamy, and sweet treat |
| 13 | Juice | Juice is pressed from fruit or vegetables. |
| 14 | Lollipop | A lollipop is candy on a stick. |
| 15 | Paper plate | A paper plate is a disposable plate that is made out of paper. People use paper plates at picnics and some |
| 16 | Pizza |
Pizza is made of dough that is covered with tomato sauce and cheese; it is baked in an oven. |
| 17 | Popsicle | A popsicles is a sweet, frozen treat on a stick |
| 18 | Present | A present is a gift, something you give to someone. |
| 19 | Ribbon | You can tie a bow in a ribbon to decorate something. |
| 20 | Toys | We play with toys. |
Body words in this article include:
Anatomy, Ankle, Dage , Biped , Bones, Brain, Cheek, Chin, Ear , Elbow, Eye, Eyebrow, Eyelash, Eyelid, Face, Feet, Femur , Finger, Fingernail, Fingerprint, Foot, Forehead, Hair, Hand , Head, Healthy, Heart, Heel, Hips, Intestines, Iris , Jaws , Kidney, Knee, Legs , Lips , Lungs, Mouth, Nail , Naked , Neck, Nose, Nurse, Pupil , Shoulder, Skeleton, Skin , Skull , Tongue, Spine, Stomach, Thumb , Toe, Toenail, Tooth, Vertebra, Waist and X-ray
| S.No. | Word | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Anatomy | Anatomy is a science that studies the body. |
| 2 | Ankle | The ankle is the joint between your foot and leg. |
| 3 | Dage | Dage is a clean pad that is used to cover and protect cuts and other injuries. |
| 4 | Biped | A biped is an animal that walks on two legs. People are bipeds. Tyrannosaurus rex was a biped. |
| 5 | Bones | Bones are hard, structural parts of the body of many animals. We have 206 bones in our skeleton |
| 6 | Brain | We think with our brain. The brain is protected by the skull. |
| 7 | Cheek | the cheeks are the sides of the face between the mouth area and the ear. |
| 8 | Chin | The chin is the part of the face below the mouth. |
| 9 | Ear | We hear things with our ears. Our ears give us a sense of hearing |
| 10 | Elbow | The elbow is the joint in the middle of your arm. |
| 11 | Eye | We see with our eyes. Our eyes give us a sense of sight |
| 12 | Eyebrow | The eyebrows are dense patches of hair above the eyes. |
| 13 | Eyelash | Eyelashes are long hairs on the edges of the eyelids. |
| 14 | Eyelid | Eyelids are flaps of skin that cover and protect our eyes. |
| 15 | Face | This is a funny face! |
| 16 | Feet | We have ten toes on our feet. |
| 17 | Femur | The femur is the upper leg (thigh) bone. It is the longest bone in the human body |
| 18 | Finger | We have five fingers on each hand. |
| 19 | Fingernail | Fingernails grow at the ends of your fingers |
| 20 | Fingerprint | The pattern marks on our fingertips are fingerprints. |
| 21 | Foot |
We have five toes on each foot. |
| 22 | Forehead | The forehead is the part of the face that is above the eyebrows and below the hair |
| 23 | Hair | Hair grows on all mammals. |
| 24 | Hand | We can do amazing things with our hands. |
| 25 | Head | We all have a head on our shoulders. |
| 26 | Healthy | When you are healthy, you are not sick. |
| 27 | Heart | Your heart pumps blood throughout your body |
| 28 | Heel | The heel is the back part of the foot. |
| 29 | Hips | Your hips are below your waist and above your legs. |
| 30 | Intestines | Intestines are a part of the digestive system. The intestines help digest food, absorb it into the body, and excrete waste |
| 31 | Iris | The colored part of the eye around the pupil is the iris. |
| 32 | Jaws | Jaws let you open and close your mouth and take bites. |
| 33 | Kidney | The kidney are bean shaped organs that take waste from the blood and produce urine. |
| 34 | Knee | The knee is where the leg bends. It between the lower leg and the upper leg (the thigh). |
| 35 | Legs | Many animals have legs. People have two legs, cows have four legs, insects have six legs, and spiders have eight legs. Tables and chairs also have legs. |
| 36 | Lips | Chickens don’t have lips, but people do. |
| 37 | Lungs | Some animals use lungs to breathe. People have lungs. |
| 38 | Mouth | We use our mouths to eat and talk. |
| 39 | Nail | Nails are hard scales that grow at the ends of your fingers. |
| 40 | Naked | When you are naked, you aren’t wearing any clothes. |
| 41 | Neck | Your neck is between your head and your shoulders. |
| 42 | Nose | We use the nose to breathe; it also gives us a sense of smell. |
| 43 | Nurse | A nurse takes care of you when you’re sick or hurt. |
| 44 | Pupil | A pupil is the opening in the center of the eye’s iris – the pupil looks like a black circle in the middle of the eye. |
| 45 | Shoulder | Your shoulders are under your neck |
| 46 | Skeleton | A skeleton is the set of bones in a body. People have skeletons, and so do many other animals. |
| 47 | Skin | The skin is the outer covering of our body. |
| 48 | Skull | The skull is the bony structure of head that encloses the brain and supports the jaws. This is a T. rex skull |
| 49 | Tongue | Uur tongue helps us eat, taste, and talk. |
| 50 | Spine | The spine (also called the backbone) is a series of connected bones in the back that surround and protect the spinal cord. |
| 51 | Stomach | The stomach is a pouch-like organ that is part of the digestive system. The stomach helps digest food by churning it in an acid bath |
| 52 | Thumb | The thumb is the widest finger on a person’s hand. The thumb is next to the pointing finger. All apes (like gorillas and chimps) have thumbs. |
| 53 | Toe | We have five toes on each foot. |
| 54 | Toenail | Toenails grow at the ends of your toes. |
| 55 | Tooth | We use our teeth to chew food. Teeth are held in the gums by roots |
| 56 | Vertebra | A vertebra is one of the series of small, connected bones in the spine that surround and protect the spinal cord. The plural of vertebra is vertebrae. |
| 57 | Waist |
The waist is the middle of the body, between the chest and the hips. |
| 58 | X-ray |
An x-ray is a picture of your bones or teeth. |
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