middle ear

English

middle ear (plural middle ears)

(anatomy) The cavity in the temporal bone between the eardrum and the inner ear that contains the ossicles, and which conveys sound to the cochlea.

cavity in the ear

Japanese: 中耳 (ちゅうじ, chūji)
Kazakh: ортаңғы құлақ (ortañğı qulaq)
Korean: 가운데귀 (gaundegwi)
Malayalam: മദ്ധ്യകർണ്ണം (maddhyakarṇṇaṃ)
Norwegian: ambolt (no) m, mellomøre n (usually said in the definite form: ambolten, mellomøret)
Polish: ucho środkowe (pl) n
Portuguese: ouvido médio (pt) m
Romanian: ureche medie f
Russian: сре́днее у́хо n (srédneje úxo)
Slovak: stredné ucho n
Slovene: srédnje uhó (sl) n
Southern Altai: орто кулак (orto kulak)
Spanish: oído medio m
Swedish: mellanöra (sv) n
Telugu: మధ్య చెవి (madhya cevi)
Turkish: orta kulak (tr)
Ukrainian: сере́днє ву́хо n (serédnje vúxo)
Welsh: glust ganol m

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