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the human body
le corps humain
joints
les articulations (f.)
brain
le cerveau
eyelashes
les cils (m.)
ankle
la cheville
neck
le cou
elbow
le coude
thigh
la cuisse
finger
le doigt
buttocks
les fesses (f.)
liver
le foie
forehead
le front
knee
le genou
hips
les hanches (f.)
cheek
la joue
lips
les lèvres (f.)
chin
le menton
calf
le mollet
fingernail, toenail
l'ongle (m.)
toe
l'orteil (m.)
a bone
un os
wrist
le poignet
body hair
un poil
chest
la poitrine
lungs
les poumons (m.)
kidneys
les reins (m.)
blood
le sang
eyebrow
le sourcil
waist
la taille
artery
l'artère
cranium
le crâne
sinuses
les sinus (m.)
tendon
le tendon
vein
la veine