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muuna
face
nalala
forehead
aehi baema
eye brow
aehae
eye
nahawa/naahe
nose
konDe
hair
diwa
tongue
tola
lip
kana
ear
kammula
cheek
kaTa
mouth
nikaTa
chin
oluwa
head
bella
neak
urhisa
shoulders
papuwa
chest
welamiTa
elbow
ata
arm
aengili
fingers
kalawa
thigh
daniha
knee
kakula
leg
walalu kara
ankle
kakule aengili
toes
niyapotu
nails
aega
body
hoTa
beak
taTuwa
wing
anga
horns
piTa
back
baDa
stomach
walige
tail
kakul
legs