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• Englishjoint between foot and leg

• Albaniannoçkë

• Arabicكَاحِل

• Armenianկոճ, ճան

• Asturiantodiellu

• Avarэгъе

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• Thaineeded

• Ukrainianкі́сточка

• Venetiancaùciacaécia

• Vietnamesemắt cá chân

• Volapükfutayoin

• Warlpiritari

• Welshmigwrnffêr

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