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Welcome to a fascinating journey through the human body, Wakhi style! Whether it's the "ðast" that greets a friend or the "puð" that walks on the Earth, each part has its own tale to tell.
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ṣ̌afṣ̌
(Hair)
ṣ̌afṣ̌
(Hair)
gerdan
(Neck)
gerdan
(Neck)
č̣eẓ̌m
(Eye)
č̣eẓ̌m
(Eye)
leng
(Leg)
leng
(Leg)
brin
(Knee)
brin
(Knee)
ɣ̌iṣ̌
(Ear)
ɣ̌iṣ̌
(Ear)
zik
(Tongue)
zik
(Tongue)
poṣ̌t
(Heel)
poṣ̌t
(Heel)
vrew
(Eyebrow)
vrew
(Eyebrow)
yisp
(Shoulder)
yisp
(Shoulder)
znax
(Chin)
znax
(Chin)
dur
(Stomach)
dur
(Stomach)
mis
(Nose)
mis
(Nose)
ruk
(Forehead)
ruk
(Forehead)
yurm
(Arm)
yurm
(Arm)
dunduk
(Tooth)
dunduk
(Tooth)
yangl
(Finger)
yangl
(Finger)
bas
(Bottom)
bas
(Bottom)
puz
(Chest)
puz
(Chest)
ɣ̌aṣ̌
(Mouth)
ɣ̌aṣ̌
(Mouth)
sar
(Head)
sar
(Head)
bret
(Elbow)
bret
(Elbow)
puð
(Foot)
puð
(Foot)
lunjg
(Cheek)
lunjg
(Cheek)
ruy
(Face)
ruy
(Face)
nof
(Navel)
nof
(Navel)
bap
(Nipple)
bap
(Nipple)
alq
(Throat)
alq
(Throat)
dam
(Back)
dam
(Back)
ðast
(Hand)
ðast
(Hand)
fruṣ̌
(Lips)
fruṣ̌
(Lips)
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