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目

め
eye
鼻

はな
nose
指

ゆび
finger
歯

は
tooth
手

て
hand
口

くち
mouth
耳

みみ
ear
髪

かみ
hair
頭

あたま
head
背中

せなか
back
おしり
hips; butt
足

あし
feet
おなか
stomach
胸

むね
chest
肩

かた
shoulder
顔

かお
face