Umutwe
Head
Usage
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Grammar Note
umutwe is an umu- class noun (plural imitwe); the dictionary also gives "mind"
Umushatsi
Hair
Usage
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Grammar Note
umushatsi is an umu- class noun for human head hair; animal hair is a different word
Mu maso
Face
Usage
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Grammar Note
mu maso is literally "at the eyes"; amaso is also the plural of ijisho (eye) and the dictionary lists it for the face
Ijisho
Eye
Usage
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Grammar Note
ijisho is an i- class noun; the plural is amaso
Ugutwi
Ear
Usage
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Grammar Note
ugutwi is an ugu- class noun with an ama- class plural
Izuru
Nose
Usage
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Grammar Note
izuru is an i- class noun with an ama- class plural
Umunwa
Mouth / lip
Usage
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Grammar Note
umunwa is an umu- class noun; the dictionary glosses it as lip and example sentences use it for the mouth
Iryinyo
Tooth
Usage
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Grammar Note
iryinyo is an i- class noun; the plural is amenyo
Ururimi
Tongue
Usage
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Grammar Note
ururimi is an uru- class noun; it also means language (ururimi rw'ikinyamahanga, a foreign language)
Umuhogo
Throat
Usage
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Grammar Note
umuhogo is an umu- class noun (plural imihogo)
Urutugu
Shoulder
Usage
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Grammar Note
urutugu is an uru- class noun; the plural is intugu
Ukuboko
Arm
Usage
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Grammar Note
ukuboko is an uku- class noun; the right arm is ukuboko kw'iburyo in the dictionary
Inkokora
Elbow
Usage
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Grammar Note
inkokora is an in- class noun
Ikiganza
Hand
Usage
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Grammar Note
ikiganza is an iki- class noun (plural ibiganza); the dictionary gives both palm and hand
Urutoki
Finger
Usage
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Grammar Note
urutoki is an uru- class noun; the plural is intoki
Inda
Stomach
Usage
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Grammar Note
inda is an in- class noun; the dictionary also gives pregnancy and louse
Umugongo
Back
Usage
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Grammar Note
umugongo is an umu- class noun used for people and animals
Ukuguru
Leg
Usage
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Grammar Note
ukuguru is an uku- class noun; the plural is amaguru
Ivi
Knee
Usage
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Grammar Note
ivi is an i- class noun with an ama- class plural
Ikirenge
Foot
Usage
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Grammar Note
ikirenge is an iki- class noun; the plural is ibirenge, and walking barefoot is kugenda n'ibirenge
Uruhu
Skin
Usage
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Grammar Note
uruhu is an uru- class noun
Amaraso
Blood
Usage
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Grammar Note
amaraso is an ama- class noun used only in the plural form
Igufa
Bone
Usage
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Grammar Note
igufa is an i- class noun; the plural is amagufa
Umutima
Heart
Usage
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Grammar Note
umutima is an umu- class noun; it also means the heart in the sense of feelings
Ubwonko
Brain
Usage
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Grammar Note
ubwonko is an ubu- class noun
Ihaha
Lung
Usage
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Grammar Note
ihaha is an i- class noun (singular form)
Igitigu
Liver
Usage
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Grammar Note
igitigu is an igi- class noun
Ifyigo
Kidney
Usage
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Grammar Note
ifyigo is an i- class noun
Umubiri
Body
Usage
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Grammar Note
umubiri is an umu- class noun for the whole body
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