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あし

leg/foot

あたま

head

いもうと

Younger sister (the Speakers)

おかあさん

mother (someone elses)

おくさん

wife (someone elses)

おとうさん

father (someone elses)

おとうと

Younger brother (the speakers)

おとこ

Male

おにいさん

older brother (someone elses)

おねえさん

Older sister (someone elses)

おばあさん

Grandmother (someone elses)

おんな

woman

かいしゃいん

business Person

かお

face

かぞく

family, Speakers family

かみ

hair