SPANISH I 6 th Six Weeks Vocabulary
El estómago stomach
El hombro shoulder
El pecho chest
El tobillo ankle
La boca mouth
La cara face
La frente forehead
La garganta throat
La nariz nose
La piel skin
Las orejas Outer ears
Los dientes teeth
Los oídos Inner ears
Los ojos eyes
Cansado(a) tired
El dolor pain
Enfermo(a) sick
Estar resfriado to have a cold
La alergia allergy
La fiebre fever
La gripe flu
La tos cough
Los escalofríos chills
Tengo dolor de … I have a pain in … (body part)
afeitarse to shave oneself
bañarse to bathe oneself
cepillarse to brush
despertarse to wake up If you are waking up another person, it would be despertar, not despertarse.
divertirse to have fun
dormirse to go to sleep
lavarse to wash oneself
levantarse to get up
llamarse to call oneself
mirarse to look at oneself
ponerse to put on oneself (clothing)
quitarse to take off (clothing)
vestirse to dress oneself
abrir to open
cerrar to close
despachar To dispense (medicine)
doler to hurt (used with body parts)
Estornudar to sneeze
Examinar to examine
Guardar To keep / to put away
lastimarse to injure oneself
recetar to prescribe (medicine)
romperse to break (a bone)
sentirse to feel
Ser vs. Estar Both mean to be Estar is used for locations, temporary conditions, feelings, and emotions. Ser is used with professions, permanent characteristics, personality, and time/date.
toser to cough
¿Cómo te sientes? How do you feel?
¿Qué te pasa? Whats going on with you?
El farmacéutico pharmacist
El hospital Hospital
El síntoma symptom
El enfermero / La enfermera nurse
La cita appointment
La farmacia pharmacy
La inyección injection
La medicina medicine
La receta prescription
El cepillo (de dientes) Brush (toothbrush)
El champú shampoo
El desodorante deodorant
El espejo mirror
El jabón soap
El maquillaje Makeup
El peine comb
El pelo hair
La crema de afeitar Shaving cream
La navaja razor
La pasta de dientes toothpaste