Anatomical terms in venezuelan amerindians E’ñepa language
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Since less than 5000 persons speak the E’ñepa language, it is rare known. Consequently, even a basic knowledge of 113 anatomical terms assembled in this research still with a rough pronunciation of the terms can be useful for communicating with the E’ñepa. The sole purpose of this search was to gather anatomical terms for use in communicating with the E’ñepa.
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