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Body Riddles with Answers

This collection has 90 original English body riddles and 90 Hindi paheliyan about the human body, with answers. Guess body parts such as eyes, nose, heart, lungs, brain and knee, and body actions such as a sneeze, a hiccup or a yawn. The riddles are kid-friendly, easy to follow and a playful way to teach children the names and jobs of body parts in class or at home.

Which part of the body am I? Read each riddle, think about what the body part looks like and does, then check the answer. English riddles and Hindi paheliyan are both included.

I have two windows but no glass, and I close them without a curtain. What am I?

Answer: Eyes

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I sit in the middle of your face and I can smell a rose from far away. What am I?

Answer: Nose

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There are two of me on the sides of your head and I catch the sounds of the world. What am I?

Answer: Ears

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दो खिड़कियाँ बिन काँच की, बंद करो तो अँधेरा, खोलो तो सारा जहान। बोलो कौन?

उत्तर: आँखें

Answer

Do khidkiyaan bin kaanch ki, band karo to andhera, kholo to saara jahaan. Bolo kaun? Uttar: Aankhen

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Love Riddles

चेहरे के बीचोंबीच खड़ी, फूल की महक सूँघे, ज़ुकाम में बंद हो जाऊँ। बोलो कौन?

उत्तर: नाक

Answer

Chehre ke beechonbeech khadi, phool ki mehak soonghe, zukaam mein band ho jaaun. Bolo kaun? Uttar: Naak

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सिर के दोनों तरफ दो दरवाज़े, आवाज़ें पकड़ूँ, बालियाँ पहनूँ। बोलो कौन?

उत्तर: कान

Answer

Sir ke dono taraf do darwaaze, aavaazen pakdoon, baaliyaan pehnoon. Bolo kaun? Uttar: Kaan

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are body riddles?
Body riddles are puzzles whose answers are parts of the human body, such as eyes, nose, heart or knee, or things the body does, such as a sneeze, a hiccup or a yawn. The clues describe what the part looks like or what it does.
Are body riddles useful for learning?
Yes. They are a playful way for children to learn the names and jobs of body parts, and to remember simple facts such as the human body having 206 bones, or that the heart never stops beating.
Are the riddles suitable for young children?
Yes. All riddles are kid-friendly, and nothing is crude or embarrassing. They start with easy parts like hands and feet and move on to trickier ones like the retina, the tailbone and the funny bone.
Do you also have body paheliyan in Hindi?
Yes. There is a full set of Hindi paheliyan on the body, from aankhen and naak to dimaag and ghutna, written in Devanagari with a Hinglish version alongside.
How do I see the answer?
The answer is printed directly under each riddle. It appears as Answer in the English riddles and as Uttar in the Hindi ones, so try to guess it first.
Can teachers use these riddles in the classroom?
Yes, teachers can use them as a warm-up in science or health lessons, or as an activity during a body-parts topic. Sharing them with a link back to feelthewords.com is appreciated.

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