Body Parts

Buok = Hair
Bulun = Body hair
Olok = Forhead
Koning = Eyebrow
Boton = Eye
Kojit = Ears
Pand'ning = Cheek
In'nukgn = Nose
Silaka' = Chin
Bibin = Lips
Boba' = Mouth 
Jola' = Tongue
Jupon = Teeth
Baom = Molars
Gagap = Moustache
Tunguok = Neck 
Gaguong = Throat
Kulit = Skin
Papi = Shoulder
Tongan = Hand
Lupa' tongan = Palm
Fingers = Tilinjuk
Silun Tongan = Finger Nails
Bukun Tongan = Elbow
To'in = Stomach
Kupuong = Waist
Turuoi = Penis
Lubat = Butt
Simuot = Anus
Sopiak = Between Waist and Thigh
Kupang = Thigh
Tigiang = Calves
Po'on = Leg
Lupa' Po'on = Soles of the foot
Dugg = Back of the body
Tulang = Bone
Pisod = Belly Button
Soduo' = Chest
Buok Glingot = Curly hair
Buok Bulow = Blonde hair

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