### Basic Body Parts in Marathi

Head in Marathi is called डोकं (Doka). A simple way to remember this is by associating the word with its English counterpart.

माझं डोकं दुखत आहे. (Mājhaṁ ḍōkaṁ dukhata āhē.)
Translation: My head hurts.

Eye in Marathi is डोळा (Doḷā) and ears are called कान (Kān).

त्याचे डोळे निळे आहेत. (Tyācē ḍōḷē niḷē āhēt.)
Translation: His eyes are blue.

तिचे कान लहान आहेत. (Ticē kān lahān āhēt.)
Translation: Her ears are small.

Nose is referred to as नाक (Nāk) in Marathi, and mouth is तोंड (Tōṇḍ).

तिची नाक सुंदर आहे. (Ticī nāk sundar āhē.)
Translation: Her nose is beautiful.

### The Upper Body

The neck is called मान (Mān) in Marathi, while shoulders are known as खांदे (Khāndē).

त्याची मान लांब आहे. (Tyācī mān lāmb āhē.)
Translation: His neck is long.

Arms in Marathi are referred to as हात (Hāt) and hands are called हात (Hāt) as well. Context usually clarifies whether one is speaking about the arm or the hand.

माझे हात मोठे आहेत. (Mājhē hāt mōṭhē āhēt.)
Translation: My hands are big.

Chest in Marathi is छाती (Chātī) and back is पाठ (Pāṭh).

तिची छाती दुखत आहे. (Ticī chātī dukhata āhē.)
Translation: Her chest hurts.

### The Lower Body

Legs in Marathi are called पाय (Pāy) and feet are referred to as पाय (Pāy). Like with arms and hands, context helps in understanding whether the reference is to legs or feet.

माझे पाय लांब आहेत. (Mājhē pāy lāmb āhēt.)
Translation: My legs are long.

The knees in Marathi are termed गुडघे (Guḍaghe) and the stomach is पोट (Poṭ).

त्याचे गुडघे दुखत आहेत. (Tyācē guḍaghē dukhata āhēt.)
Translation: His knees hurt.

### Internal Organs

Heart in Marathi is called हृदय (Hṛday) and lungs are referred to as फुफ्फुस (Phupphusa).

तिचं हृदय मजबूत आहे. (Ticaṁ hṛday majabūt āhē.)
Translation: Her heart is strong.

### Useful Phrases

When learning Marathi, it can be very helpful to know how to describe pain or discomfort in different parts of the body.

माझ्या पोटात दुखत आहे. (Mājhyā poṭāt dukhata āhē.)
Translation: My stomach hurts.

आमच्या कुटुंबात सर्वांना नाक लांब आहेत. (Āmacyā kuṭumbāt sarvānnā nāk lāmb āhēt.)
Translation: Everyone in our family has a long nose.

### Conclusion

Understanding the Marathi words for body parts not only enriches your vocabulary but also enhances your conversational skills in Marathi. It allows for more precise descriptions and can aid in situations where medical terms are required. Keep practicing these words and phrases to gain fluency and confidence in your Marathi language skills.