Rumpf
туловище
main part of the body without the head and limbs
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Rumpf Bedeutung: what does it mean?
main part of the body without the head and limbs
Rumpf Aussprache: how do you pronounce it?
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Is Rumpf part of Anatomy vocabulary?
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Is Rumpf part of body vocabulary?
Yes, Rumpf (туловище) can be learned in the body topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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