Definition
Plural of auricular; feathers on a bird's head that cover the ear area, or anatomical structures related to the ear.
Etymology
From Latin auricularis, meaning 'of or relating to the ear,' derived from auris (ear). The suffix -lar indicates 'relating to' or 'resembling.' In ornithology, these feathers are specifically adapted to protect and cover the auditory region.
Kelly Says
Birds have these special ear-covering feathers that help them hear predators and locate prey in complete darkness—some owls can pinpoint a mouse by sound alone, and these auriculars are key to that superpower.
Translations
ARالعربية
سماعات أذن
samaa-at ad-din
BNবাংলা
শোনার যন্ত্র
shonar jantra
CACatalà
auriculars
aw-ree-kyoo-la-res
CSČeština
słuchačky
shuh-vah-ch-kee
DADansk
øretelefoner
ør-eh-te-le-fon-er
DEDeutsch
Ohrhörer
ɔʁˌhœʁɐ
ELΕλληνικά
κουρτίνες
koo-ree-tee-nes
ESEspañol
auriculares
aw-ree-kyoo-la-res
FISuomi
kuulokkeet
koo-loo-keh-teh
FRFrançais
écouteurs
e-koo-te-uʁ
HEעברית
אוזניות
oo-zee-nee-im
HIहिन्दी
कान में
kaan mein
HUMagyar
fülhallgatók
feul-hall-gat-ok
IDBahasa Indonesia
headphone
hed-fon
ITItaliano
auricolari
aw-ree-koh-la-ree
MRMR
कानमध्ये
kaan-mad-hye
MSBahasa Melayu
penutup telinga
pen-tu-p te-la
MYမြန်မာ
နားကျောင်း
nar-chawng
NLNederlands
oordopjes
oord-op-jes
NONorsk
øretelefoner
ør-eh-te-le-fon-er
PLPolski
słuchawki
shuh-vah-vkee
PTPortuguês
fones de ouvido
fo-nez deh o-vee-doo
RUРусский
наушники
na-u-sh-ni
SVSvenska
hörlurar
hör-loo-rar
SWKiswahili
sikio
see-kee-oh
TAதமிழ்
இசை கேட்பான்
i-sai kaet-pa-an
TEతెలుగు
కళ్ళకుండ
kallaku-nda
TRTürkçe
kulaklıklar
koo-lak-lik-lar
UKУкраїнська
навушники
na-voo-sh-ni
VITiếng Việt
tai nghe
tai nghe
YOYO
ẹ̀rọ̀ ìṣẹ̀
eh-ro-ee-she