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Somo Praksia (bodily activities)

Eating.
fagos
'to eat, to consume,
to swalow'
Brunette woman with nebulizer mask on his face
inspiros
'to inhale, to breathe in,
to suck air into
one's lungs'
Gran blows out her candles on her 80th birthday cake
ekspiros
'to exhale, to breathe
out, to blow air out of
one's lungs'
No273 13 Oct 2009 Sneeze
sternutos
'to sneeze'
Man suffer from cough with face mask protection
tusos
'to cough'
Pencil Biting
dentos
'to bite'
LICK NOSE
linguatos
'to lick'
Heart beat icon
pulsos
'to pulse, (for heart)
to beat'

Mid-blink
blefaros
'to blink'
Anatomytool Lungs and chest wall English
singultos
'to hiccup'
every cat dreams
oneiros
'to dream'
A migrant woman faints...
sinkopos
'to faint, to lose
consciousness'
Sleeping with Bo
somnos
'to be asleep'
Alarm Clock 2
anastasos
'to wake up, to regain
consciousness'
A Random Woman's Mouth 7
salivo krinos
'to salivate'
watering eye or a tear
lakrimo krinos
'to cry'
Sweat VII
sudoro krinos
'to sweat'
Urine bag B.
urino krinos
'to urinate, to pee'
Mr Poop Candy
kopro krinos
'to defecate'
No Barfing in the Sink
emeto krinos
'to vomit, to puke,
to throw-up'

1. menstrual-cycle-changes
menstruos
'to menstruate'
Pregnancy chance by day near ovulation. Mikael Häggström, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.
ovulatos
'to ovulate'
Seventh month of pregnancy.
gestatos
'to be pregnant, to
carry a child'
Birth
tokos
'to give birth, to
deliver a baby'
Coffin for a miscarried fetus
amblotos
'to have a miscarriage,
to abort'
Snake Mating. Udhayan1983, CC BY-SA 3.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0>, via Wikimedia Commons
lagnos
'to perform sexual
intercouse, to mate'
2010 Nobel Prize in Medicine -  development of the in vitro fertilization procedure
gametos
'to fertilize, to
inseminate'