The human body
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Este documento lista y define las principales partes del cuerpo humano en español, incluyendo la cabeza, el pelo, las orejas, la mandíbula, el cuello, los hombros, los brazos, los codos, la espalda, los puños, el trasero, las piernas, los pies, los dedos de los pies, los talones, los tobillos, las uñas, las rodillas, las manos, los dedos de las manos, los pulgares, las palmas, las muñecas, la cintura, el estómag
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The human body
- 2. head cabeza
- 3. hair pelo
- 4. ear oreja
- 5. jaw mandíbula
- 6. neck cuello
- 7. shoulder hombro
- 8. arm brazo
- 9. elbow codo
- 10. back espalda
- 11. fist puño
- 12. bottom trasero
- 13. leg pierna
- 14. foot pie
- 15. feet pies
- 16. toe dedo (del pie)
- 17. heel talón
- 18. ankle tobillo
- 19. nail uña
- 20. knee rodilla
- 21. hand mano
- 22. finger dedo (de la mano)
- 23. thumb pulgar
- 24. palm palma
- 25. wrist muñeca
- 26. waist cintura
- 27. stomach estómago
- 28. chest pecho
- 29. throat garganta
- 30. chin barbilla
- 31. mouth boca
- 32. lung pulmón
- 33. heart corazón
- 34. liver hígado
- 35. kidney riñón
- 36. skeleton esqueleto
- 37. face cara
- 38. forehead frente
- 39. cheek mejilla
- 40. nose nariz
- 41. moustache bigote
- 42. tongue lengua
- 43. lip labio
- 44. beard barba
- 45. eye ojo
- 46. eyebrow ceja
- 47. eyelid párpado
- 48. eyelash pestaña
- 49. iris iris
- 50. pupil pupila
- 51. tooth diente
- 52. teeth dientes