फेफड़ा

The word 'उदर' (Udar) refers to the stomach or abdomen region of the human body. It is a formal and literary term commonly used in medical contexts, yoga, or classical literature instead of the everyday word 'pet'.

The back part of the human body from the shoulders to the hips. It is used to describe the physical area of the spine or figuratively to talk about support or betrayal.

Khoon refers to the red fluid that circulates in the bodies of humans and animals. It is also the most common word used to mean 'murder' or 'killing' in both legal and everyday Hindi contexts.

Rakta refers to blood, the vital red fluid that circulates in the bodies of humans and animals. It is a formal, Sanskrit-derived term used frequently in medical, scientific, and literary contexts.

The word refers to the physical structure of a human or animal, encompassing the bones, flesh, and organs. It is a fundamental term used in contexts ranging from basic health and biology to spiritual discussions about the physical vessel of the soul.

The word 'deh' refers to the physical body of a living being. It is often used in a slightly more formal, poetic, or philosophical sense compared to the more common word 'sharir'.

Tan refers to the physical body of a human being. It is a more literary and poetic term compared to the common word 'sharir', often used when discussing the connection between physical health and mental well-being.

The physical structure of a person, including the skin, muscles, and bones. It is a common term for the human body used in both everyday conversation and literature.

A hard part of the internal skeleton of a human or animal. It refers to the calcified structures that provide support and protection to the body.

Asthi refers to a bone, the hard structural part of the internal skeleton in humans and other vertebrates. It is a more formal, scientific, or literary term compared to the common word 'haddi'.