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kuchi　くち
mouth
me　め
eye
mimi　みみ
ear
hana　はな
nose
kao　かお
face
te　て
hand
ashi　あし
foot; leg
yubi　ゆび
finger
atama　あたま
head
ha は
tooth, teeth