Body-related words

See also Feelings.

Some ways to express sickness and injury

Express an ongoing condition or how the speaker currently feels with an appropriate adjective.
Format: [subject] [adjective].
Example: Ni jahaala. I am healthy.

Indicate pain in a body part with the verb ganar.
Format: [subject] gana aaray o'r [body part].
Example: Ni gana aaray o'r irud. I have pain in my arm.

Indicate pain in a body part with the verb aalar.
Format: [subject] aala aaray o'r [body part].
Example: Kaysh aala aaray o'r taab. They feel pain in their foot.

Express the condition of a body part with the verb aalar and an appropriate noun or adjective. 
Format: [body part] aala [noun/adjective].
Example: Ner mirshe aala aaray. My brain feels pain.

Express that a body part hurts with the fan-made verb aarayir. 
Format: [body part] aarayi.
Example: Kaysh kovid aarayi. Their head suffers. Their head hurts.

Some words related to sickness and injury

• aalan: feeling (physical)
  (fan word.)

• aalar ciryc: to feel cold

• aalar nadala: to feel hot

• aalyc: emotional

• aaloya: emotion
  (fan word.)

• aar'ika: mild discomfort

• aaray: pain

• aarayir: to suffer, to hurt
  (fan word.)

• amyc: changed, altered
  (fan word.)

• baar'am: surgery
  (fan word.)

• baarpiryc: sweaty
  (fan word.)

• ciryc: cold

• copaanir nuhoy: to want sleep

• dawooryc: stinky

• duhaal: sickness
  (fan word.)

• duhaala: sick
  (fan word.)

• dush'shya: worse

• etyc: filthy

• ge'nadala: almost hot
  (a way to describe "warm")

• ge'piryc: almost wet
  (a way to express "damp")

• haamyc: unusual

• haast: dry

• haastal: dried blood, (physical) scab, (emotional) scar

• haryc: tired

• hokan'yc: sliced, cut up

• jaal: numb

• jahaal: health, physical well-being

• jahaala: healthy

• jate'shya: better

• kadala: wounded

• kih'duhaala: a little sick, under the weather, a cold, etc.
  (fan word.)

• mir'shupur: brain injury, mental illness, psychological challenges
  (often abbreviated MS; additional fanon definition)

• mirjahaal: peace of mind, emotional well-being

• nadala: hot

• nu'amyc: normal

• ori'aaray: intense pain

• ori'duhaala: very sick, too sick to work, etc.
  (fan word.)

• piryc: wet

• shuk'la: broken

• shupur: injury

• shupur'yc: injured

• shupuur: to injure

• tal'galar: to bleed

• talyc: bloody

• utyc: slimy 

Some known words for body parts

• aal'briik: nerve
  (fan word.)

• ast'ehut: fat
  (on/in body; noun)

• baar: body

• baarpir: sweat

• cer: finger
  (fan word.)

• edee: jaws, teeth

• epan: stomach

• eso: side

• gaan: hand

• gadi: wrist

• gemas: hair

• haal: breath, breathing

• haalas: chest

• irud: arm
  (can be used to refer to elbow)

• kar’ta: heart

• kles: nose

• kovid: head

• lalat: tongue

• lovik: knee

• marev: fist

• mird: thought
  (fanon)

• mirshe: brain
  (sometimes used to mean "mind")

• motuun: thigh, upper leg
  (fan word.)

• norac: back

• pel'gam: skin

• peti'baar: center mass

• shebs: buttocks

• sur'haai: eye

• sushus: ear
  (fan word.)

• taab: foot
  (can be used to refer to the ankle)

• taakur: bone

• taduun: shin, calf, lower leg
  (fan word.)

• tal: blood

• to: joint

• troan: face

• uram: mouth

• videk: neck
  (can be used to refer to the throat)

• yai: womb, belly

Missing part

The MandoCreator/Oyu'baat team created the prefix ur' to add to nouns to indicate the condition of missing a sense, body part, or essential aspect needed for living. This construction is never used as an insult. Add an adjective suffix to create an adjective. Examples: ur'haa'it  is "the condition of missing vision" or "blindness"; ur'gaan is "the condition of missing a hand"; ur'aliit is "the condition of missing a family" or "orphanhood."

Learning material

• A quiz about a few body parts: https://forms.gle/y3Q3oLa2xBuDnSYi6