Ohr
Pennsylvania German
noun
Definitions
- ear hearing organ
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German ōra (ear) inherited from *auʀā inherited from Proto-Germanic *ausô (ear) derived from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ows- (ear).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*h₂ows-
Gloss
ear
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
耳
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- dogear English
- ear English
- ear bud English
- ear speaker English
- ear-piercing English
- ear-reach English
- earache English
- earal English
- earball English
- earbash English
- earbasher English
- earbob English
- earbone English
- earcap English
- earclip English
- earcockle English
- earcup English
- eardrop English
- eardrum English
- eared English
- earflap English
- earful English
- eargasm English
- earhole English
- earlap English
- earless English
- earlet English
- earlid English
- earlike English
- earlock English
- earloop English
- earmark English
- earmold English
- earmould English
- earmuff English
- earpad English
- earphone English
- earpick English
- earpiece English
- earplug English
- earprint English
- earreach English
- earring English
- earset English
- earshot English
- earshrift English
- earsies English
- earsore English
- earsplitting English
- earspool English
- earspoon English
- earstone English
- earware English
- earwax English
- earwear English
- earwitness English
- earwork English
- earworm English
- earworthy English
- hare's ear English
- longear English
- mouse-ear English
- violetear English
- wheatear English
- Außenohr German
- Büschelohrmaki German
- Eselsohr German
- Innenohr German
- Langohr German
- Mittelohr German
- Ohr German
- Ohrenbläser German
- Ohrenrobbe German
- Ohrenschmalz German
- Ohrenschützer German
- Ohrensessel German
- Ohrenspange German
- Ohrenstöpsel German
- Ohrenwärmer German
- Ohrfeige German
- Ohrhörer German
- Ohrläppchen German
- Ohrläpplein German
- Ohrring German
- Ohrspeicheldrüse German
- Ohrstöpsel German
- Ohrtrompete German
- Ohrwurm German
- Schlitzohr German
- Zwergohreule German
- ohrenbetäubend German
- Öhrchen German
- balorig Dutch, Flemish
- bloemkooloor Dutch, Flemish
- dikoor Dutch, Flemish
- domoor Dutch, Flemish
- ezelsoor Dutch, Flemish
- grootoorkitvos Dutch, Flemish
- grootoorvos Dutch, Flemish
- langoor Dutch, Flemish
- oor Dutch, Flemish
- oorbel Dutch, Flemish
- oordop Dutch, Flemish
- oorkussen Dutch, Flemish
- oorlel Dutch, Flemish
- oormerk Dutch, Flemish
- oormijt Dutch, Flemish
- oorring Dutch, Flemish
- oorrob Dutch, Flemish
- oorschelp Dutch, Flemish
- oorsmeer Dutch, Flemish
- oorveeg Dutch, Flemish
- oorvijg Dutch, Flemish
- orenmaffia Dutch, Flemish
- zeeoor Dutch, Flemish
- *h₂ew- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂ous- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂ows- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂ṓws Proto-Indo-European
- *ausô Proto-Germanic
- *ausô, *auzô Proto-Germanic
- イヤー Japanese
- eare Old English
- ēare Old English
- ere Middle English
- eyra Old Norse
- *uxo Proto-Slavic
- ore Middle Dutch
- ora Old High German
- ōra Old High German
- oor Afrikaans
- ore Middle High German
- ōr Middle High German
- Ouer Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐌰𐌿𐍃𐍉 Gothic
- *auʀā gmw-pro
- ora Old Dutch
- ōra Old Dutch
- ora Old Saxon
- ōra Old Saxon
- are Old Frisian
- āre Old Frisian
- ia Tok Pisin
- *auš- Proto-Balto-Slavic
- *auṣ- Proto-Balto-Slavic
- Langohr Pennsylvania German
- lang Pennsylvania German
- Uhr Central Franconian
- ür Vilamovian