Awak
Body
Usage
The whole body; badan is also used
Grammar Note
Awak is body; badan is also used
Sirah
Head
Usage
For head pain or injury; hulu is also used
Grammar Note
Sirah is head
Buuk
Hair
Usage
For the hair on the head; rambut is also used
Grammar Note
Buuk is hair on the head; body hair is bulu
Beungeut
Face
Usage
For the face
Grammar Note
Beungeut is face
Panon
Eye
Usage
For eye pain or something in the eye
Grammar Note
Panon is eye
Ceuli
Ear
Usage
For ear pain or hearing trouble
Grammar Note
Ceuli is ear
Irung
Nose
Usage
For a blocked nose or nosebleed
Grammar Note
Irung is nose
Sungut
Mouth
Usage
For pain or sores in the mouth
Grammar Note
Sungut is the ordinary word for mouth
Huntu
Tooth
Usage
For toothache
Grammar Note
Huntu is tooth
Létah
Tongue
Usage
For a sore or coated tongue
Grammar Note
Létah is tongue; é stands for the vowel /e/
Beuheung
Neck
Usage
For a sore or stiff neck
Grammar Note
Beuheung is the outer neck; tikoro is the throat
Taktak
Shoulder
Usage
For stiff or painful shoulders
Grammar Note
Taktak is shoulder
Panangan
Arm
Usage
For arm pain or injury
Grammar Note
Panangan covers the arm and hand; leungeun is the hand
Siku
Elbow
Usage
For elbow pain
Grammar Note
Siku is elbow
Leungeun
Hand
Usage
For a hurt or numb hand
Grammar Note
Leungeun is hand; in speech it can include the arm
Ramo
Finger
Usage
For a hurt finger
Grammar Note
Ramo is finger
Kuku
Nail
Usage
For a damaged or broken nail
Grammar Note
Kuku is nail
Dada
Chest
Usage
For chest pain or tightness
Grammar Note
Dada is chest
Beuteung
Belly / stomach
Usage
For stomach ache or upset
Grammar Note
Beuteung is the ordinary word for belly
Tonggong
Back
Usage
For back pain
Grammar Note
Tonggong is back
Cangkéng
Waist / lower back
Usage
For lower back pain
Grammar Note
Cangkéng is waist or lower back
Bujur
Buttocks
Usage
For pain or a rash on the buttocks
Grammar Note
Bujur is buttocks; it also means longitude on maps
Pingping
Thigh
Usage
For thigh pain or sore muscles
Grammar Note
Pingping is thigh
Tuur
Knee
Usage
For knee pain or injury
Grammar Note
Tuur is knee
Suku
Foot / leg
Usage
For foot or leg pain
Grammar Note
Suku covers both foot and leg
Pigeulang suku
Ankle
Usage
For a twisted or swollen ankle
Grammar Note
Pigeulang suku is the foot's equivalent of a wrist; pigeulang alone is the wrist
Kulit
Skin
Usage
For a rash or itching
Grammar Note
Kulit is skin
Tulang
Bone
Usage
For a fracture or bone pain
Grammar Note
Tulang is bone
Getih
Blood
Usage
For bleeding or a blood type
Grammar Note
Getih is blood
Jantung
Heart
Usage
For heart disease or palpitations
Grammar Note
Jantung is the heart as an organ
Peujit
Intestines
Usage
For intestinal trouble
Grammar Note
Peujit is intestine
Bayah
Lungs
Usage
For lung disease or breathing trouble
Grammar Note
Bayah is lung
Ati
Liver
Usage
For liver disease
Grammar Note
Ati is liver but also means heart or feelings
Ginjal
Kidney
Usage
For kidney disease
Grammar Note
Ginjal is kidney
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