Definition
The two openings in your nose through which you breathe and smell.
Etymology
From Old English 'nosthyrl' or 'nostril', a combination of 'nos' (nose) and 'thyrl' (hole or opening). The compound was formed to specifically describe the holes in the nose.
Kelly Says
Humans can distinguish between thousands of different smells partly because we have two nostrils that work together—they actually help us figure out which direction a smell is coming from, similar to how two ears help us locate sounds.
Translations
BNবাংলা
নাসারন্ধ্র
naśārndhra
DADansk
næsebor
ˈnɛːsəˌboɐ̯
DEDeutsch
Nasenlöcher
ˈnaːzənˌløːχɐ
ELΕλληνικά
ρουθούνια
ruˈθunia
ESEspañol
orificios nasales
oɾiˈfiθjo nasal
FISuomi
sieraimet
sieraimet
GUGU
નાસારંધ્ર
nāsārandhra
HUMagyar
orrcimpák
orɾt͡ʃimpaːk
IDBahasa Indonesia
lubang hidung
lubaŋ hiduŋ
IGIG
ọnụ ikpere
oɲu ikpeɾe
ITItaliano
narici
naˈriːtʃi
KKKK
бурунның екі шығы
burunnyŋ ekı şɯɣɯ
KMKM
រន្ធច្រមុំ
rɔntiə crɑmŭm
MSBahasa Melayu
lubang hidung
lubaŋ hiduŋ
MYမြန်မာ
နှာခေါင်း
n̥aʔ kʰaʊŋ
NLNederlands
neusgaten
ˈnusɣɑtən
NONorsk
nesebor
ˈnɛːsəbor
PAPA
ਨੱਕ ਦੇ ਛੇਦ
nakk de cʰed
PLPolski
nozdrza
ˈnɔzdrʐa
PTPortuguês
narinas
naˈɾinɐ
RUРусский
ноздри
ˈnozdrʲi
SVSvenska
näshål
ˈnɛːshoːl
SWKiswahili
nyunyu za pua
ɲuɲu za pua
TAதமிழ்
மூக்குத் துவாரம்
mūkkut tuvāram
TEతెలుగు
ముక్కు రంధ్రాలు
mukku randhrālu
TLTL
butas ng ilong
buˈtas ŋ ɪˈloŋ
TRTürkçe
burun delikleri
buɾun delikleri
UKУкраїнська
ніздрі
nizdrɪ
VITiếng Việt
lỗ mũi
lǒʔ mùi
YOYO
ọnụ ikpere
oɲu ikpeɾe