eardrum in Latin
eardrum in Latin is tympanum — eardrum means the thin membrane inside the ear that vibrates in response to sound and passes the vibration on to the inner ear bones.
eardrum in Latin
tympanum
(anatomy) A thin membrane that separates the outer ear from the middle ear and transmits sound from the air to the malleus.
What does "eardrum" mean?
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noun The thin membrane inside the ear that vibrates in response to sound and passes the vibration on to the inner ear bones.
"Loud explosions can rupture the eardrum."
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- Loud explosions can rupture the eardrum.
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What is "eardrum" in Latin?
"eardrum" in Latin is tympanum. eardrum means: The thin membrane inside the ear that vibrates in response to sound and passes the vibration on to the inner ear bones.
How do you use "eardrum" in a sentence?
Example: "Loud explosions can rupture the eardrum." In Latin, "eardrum" is tympanum.
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