(Note: many words for Cheyenne body parts require a possessive prefix, that is, an indication of whether they are part of "my" body, "your" body, "his" or "her" body, etc.)
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he'e liver (another speaker: he'e)
he'pe rib
he'pon�tse lungs
h�n�me thigh
hesta heart
hestahpe brain
hestsesta his heart
hests�tato kidneys
he�eo'o hip
ma'e blood
m�'hahtse beard
me'ko head/hair
mo'e�ko finger
na�stoo'o my throat
n�htatam�on�tse my shoulders
n�htov�o'�tse my ear; n�htov�ot�tse my ears
n�htse'ko my leg; n�htse'kon�tse my legs (including feet), my bones
n�htse'�tse my neck
n�hts�'oo'o my elbow; n�hts�'oon�tse my elbows
n�htsesto my heel; n�hts�st�ne on my heel
na'ahtse my arm; my arms (both words include arm and hand)
na'evo my nose
na'exa my eye; na'�x�n�stse my eyes
naton�e my belly
v�e'�se tooth; v�es�tse teeth
v�tanove tongue
v�ht�ne skin
hevo'tan�tse his cheeks
hevox�tse his body (rarely said today)
Verbs
��'ena'�va. He broke his arm.
N�h�ama'ta name'ko. I have a headache (literally, I hurt to my head.)
�henam�se. He is lefthanded.
N�hese'pa'on�otse. I hava a cramp in my back.
�ma'ees�vose. He has a red nose from the cold.
�ma'ov�se. He has red hair.
�matse'�sta. He has an infected ear / running ear(s). (woman's voice)
�mo'�'�h�hta. He has coarse feet (esp. from walking barefoot a lot).
�mom�'e'�x�ne. He has red / bloodshot eyes.
�t�t�hpe'�hahta. He has big feet.
�mom�ht�hta. He has diarrhea.
�n�m�htse. He has a crooked mouth (esp. from Bell's palsy).
�n�monen�otse. He sprained/twisted his ankle.
�n�e'��he'�na. He washed his hands.
�n�e'��vo�ne. He washed his face.
�n�e'x�htse. He brushed his teeth (literally, He washed his mouth).
�no'kena'�va. He has one arm.
��'k�n�'o. He has one eye open.
N��'keneots�'tova. He winked at me.
��n�x�ht��htse. He has a stomach ache.
�pa'�ht�otse. He has pain in the abdomen.
�t�hpe'�se. He has a big belly.
N�t�v�sta�otse. I have a headache.
�t�'�s�h�hta. He has long feet.
�t�'�se�hta. He has long legs.
�t�'�se�se. He has long fingers.
�t�'�ston�ne. He has long teeth.
�ts�he'�st�'e. He has long hair.
�hev�es�ne. He's teething.