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1. (n.) eardrum
a membrane in the ear canal between the external ear and the middle ear; tympanic membrane.
Etymology: (1635–45)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) eardrum, tympanum, tympanic membrane, myringa
the membrane in the ear that vibrates to sound
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1. (noun) eardrum
the tympanum. See Illust. of Ear
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Sense: the layer of tissue separating the inner from the outer ear.
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 Afrikaans: oordrom |
 Arabic: طَبْلَة الأُذن |
 Bulgarian: тъпанче |
 Brazilian: tímpano |
 Czech: ušní bubínek |
 German: das Trommelfell |
 Danish: trommehinde |
 Greek: τύμπανο αφτιού |
 Spanish: tímpano |
 Estonian: trummikile |
 Farsi: پرده گوش |
 Finnish: tärykalvo |
 French: tympan |
 Hebrew: תוֹף הָאוֹזֶן |
 Hindi: कान का पर्दा |
 Croatian: ušni bubnjić |
 Hungarian: dobhártya |
 Indonesian: gendangan telinga |
 Icelandic: hljóðhimna |
 Italian: timpano |
 Japanese: 鼓膜 |
 Korean: 고막 |
 Lithuanian: ausies būgnelis |
 Latvian: bungādiņa |
 Malay: gegendang telinga |
 Dutch: trommelvlies |
 Norwegian: trommehinne |
 Polish: błona bębenkowa |
 Persian: پرده گوش |
 Pashto: غوږ پرده |
 Portuguese: tímpano |
 Romanian: timpan |
 Russian: барабанная перепонка |
 Slovak: ušný bubienok |
 Slovenian: bobnič |
 Serbian: bubna opna |
 Swedish: trumhinna |
 Thai: เยื่อแก้วหู |
 Turkish: kulak zarı |
 Taiwanese: 耳鼓 |
 Ukrainian: барабанна перетинка |
 Urdu: کان کا پردہ |
 Vietnamese: màng tai |
 Chinese: 耳鼓 |
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