eardrum

See also: ear drum

English

ear +‎ drum

eardrum (plural eardrums)

(anatomy) A thin membrane that separates the outer ear from the middle ear and transmits sound from the air to the malleus.

membrane separating outer and middle ears

Kabuverdianu: alupec (Badiu), alupek (Badiu), tinpanu (Badiu), timpan' m (Badiu, São Vicente)
Korean: 귀청 (gwicheong), 고막 (ko) (gomak) (鼓膜 (ko))
Latin: tympanum m
Lithuanian: būgnelis
Luxembourgish: Trommelfell n
Maori: tōrino
Norwegian:
Bokmål: trommehinne
Occitan: ausidor (oc) m
Persian: پرده گوش‎ (fa) (parde-ye guš), پرده صماخ‎
Polish: błona bębenkowa (pl) f
Portuguese: tímpano (pt) m
Russian: бараба́нная перепо́нка (ru) f (barabánnaja perepónka)
Scottish Gaelic: faillean m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: бубница f, бубна опна f, бубњић m

Roman: bubnica f, bubna opna f, bubnjić (sh) m
Slovak: bubienok m
Spanish: tímpano (es) m
Swedish: trumhinna (sv)
Tagalog: salamin ng tainga
Telugu: గూబ (te) (gūba), కర్ణభేరి (te) (karṇabhēri)
Turkish: kulak zarı (tr)
Ukrainian: барабанна перетинка (uk) f (barabánna peretýnka)
Vietnamese: màng nhĩ (vi)

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