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masculine

oˈvidu

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#989 of 1,000Core 1000

Translation

ear (inner ear, hearing)

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Word origin

The past participle of ouvir ('to hear'), from Latin audire.

Origin
Latin
Root
audire
English cognates
audio, audible

Grammar

Gendermasculine
Pluralouvidos

Examples

.

I've got an earache.

.

He has a good ear for music.

examinou .

The doctor examined the patient's ears.

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This word is taught in chapter 10, lesson 11: Words 981-990.