baduwac
baduwac[mikawaway-kalumyiti | mikawaway tu kalumyiti sakatizeng bangu]
肋骨 / makudusay a tademaw sa maazih ku baduwac.
siwkay nu baduwac[mikawaway-kalumyiti | mikawaway tu kalumyiti sakatizeng bangu]
baduwac sa u ukak nu tademaw, itiza i baluwang. midiput tu balucu' , bala', atu ilabuay nu kidu. sisiwa ku baduwac a ukak. u aadupan sa, izaw tu ku baduwac. malecad tu tademaw a kidu.
tinaku a kamu[mikawaway-kalumyiti | mikawaway tu kalumyiti sakatizeng bangu]
sibaduwac 有肋骨 / sibaduwac ku misakabian tu dungec nu uway.
u sulit nu Hulam atu Amilika[mikawaway-kalumyiti | mikawaway tu kalumyiti sakatizeng bangu]
肋骨（拉丁語Costa，複數Costae，形容詞costalis）是胸腔中枝狀的骨，背起於脊柱胸部。是肋的組成部分，肋包括肋骨和肋軟骨。一種正常的畸變為叉狀肋骨。
In vertebrate anatomy, ribs (Latin: costae) are the long curved bones which form the rib cage. In most tetrapods, ribs surround the chest, enabling the lungs to expand and thus facilitate breathing by expanding the chest cavity. They serve to protect the lungs, heart, and other internal organs of the thorax. In some animals, especially snakes, ribs may provide support and protection for the entire body.
namakayniay a nasulitan nasakamuan atu natinengan[mikawaway-kalumyiti | mikawaway tu kalumyiti sakatizeng bangu]
撒奇萊雅族語詞典