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1 cranium
n.kaasah e sar / khopRi -
2 head
n.dimaaGH (m.) / khopRi (f.) / mañba^ (m.) / sar (m.) / sar bah raah (m.) / sar daar (m.) / sar garoh (m.) -
3 headpiece
n.khopRi / Topi -
4 knowledge-box
n.khopRi (f.) -
5 noddle
n.chañdiya / guddi / khopRi / muñDiya / qafa -
6 noggin
n.chhoTa pyaalah / iñsaani khopRi -
7 poll
n.khopRi / sar / sar key baal--------v.t.baal kaaTna / sar muuñDna / siiñg kaaTna -
8 skull
n.kaasah e sar / khopRi
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