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Last changed on Thu, 01/01/1970 - 00:00
yashi
Dictionary Word
yashi
toe
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It is a body part.
yapabashau
Dictionary Word
yapabashau
foot
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A foot is the terminal part of the leg, located below the ankle joint, functioning as the primary base for standing, weight-bearing, and locomotion.
yapa
Dictionary Word
yapa
sole
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The sole is the bottom surface of the human foot.
yajora
Dictionary Word
yajora
ankle
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The ankle is the intricate joint that connects the foot with the lower leg.
yagilik
Dictionary Word
yagilik
Bone marrow
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Bone marrow is the soft, spongy, gelatinous tissue found in the hollow interior of bones.
yakitu
Dictionary Word
yakitu
calf
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muscular back part of the human lower leg below the knee.
yashiding
Dictionary Word
yashiding
back of the knee
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The back of the knee is anatomically known as the popliteal fossa.
Yashingso
Dictionary Word
Yashingso
heel
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The heel is the rounded rear portion of the human foot beneath the ankle, or the raised piece of material at the back of a shoe that supports the rear of the foot.
yashuku
Dictionary Word
yashuku
knee
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he knee is the largest and most complex joint in the human body, acting as a hinge that connects the thigh bone (femur) to the shin bone (tibia).
Kithai
Dictionary Word
Kithai
Penis
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The penis is the external male sex organ, which serves as a vital component of both the reproductive and urinary systems.
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