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36 Cards in this Set

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ankle

ankle

gozînk, gûzik
arm

arm

mil
back

back

pişt
beard

beard

rî, rêdîn
belly

belly

navik
chest

chest

sîng
chin

chin

çen
ear

ear

guh
eye

eye

çav
eyebrow

eyebrow

birî
eyelashes

eyelashes

bijank
eyelid

eyelid

palika çav
face

face

rû
finger

finger

tilî
foot

foot

pê
forehead

forehead

enî
hair

hair

por
hand

hand

dest
head

head

ser
heel

heel

panî
knee

knee

çok
leg

leg

ling
lips

lips

lêv
moustache

moustache

simbêl
mouth

mouth

dev
nails

nails

neynûk
neck

neck

stu
nose

nose

poz, difin
nostrils

nostrils

firnik, kunûşk
shoulder

shoulder

sermil
elbow

elbow

enîşk
teeth

teeth

diran, didan
thumb

thumb

beran
toe

toe

pêçî
tongue

tongue

ziman
waist

waist

navteng