[ˈiŋge]
1. masculine noun Groin.
Etymology: From Latin inguen.
Body Parts & Functions
pauma
[ˈpau̯ma]
1. feminine noun Palm (hand), sole (foot).
Etymology: From Latin palma.
pous
[pou̯s]
1. masculine noun Pulse, wrist.
Etymology: From Latin pulsus.
falaneix
[falaˈneʃ]
1. masculine noun Phalange (anatomy).
2. masculine noun Phalanx (military).
Etymology: From Latin phalanx.
ruga
[ˈruga]
1. feminine noun Wrinkle (in skin), crease (in clothes).
Etymology: From Latin irrugare.
esòfag
[eˈsofag]
1. masculine noun Oesophagus.
Etymology: From Greek oisophagos.
pancer
[paŋˈkeɾ]
1. masculine noun Pancreas.
Etymology: From Greek pancreas.
vaina
[ˈvai̯na]
1. feminine noun Vagina.
Etymology: From Latin vagina.
2. feminine noun Vein.
Etymology: From Latin vena.
vesica
[veˈsika]
1. feminine noun Bladder.
Etymology: From Latin vesica.
maixa
[ˈmaʃa]
1. feminine noun Stain, spot.
2. feminine noun Mole (skin).
Etymology: From Latin macula, with the same ending as ovicula > oweixa.