el
/ˈo.xo/
Translation
eye
Word origin
From Latin oculus ('eye'), via Vulgar Latin oclus.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- oculus
- English cognates
- ocular, oculist, monocle
Grammar
Examples
.
He has a black eye.
¡ , !
Be careful, something is going to get in your eye!
.
I saw it with my own eyes.
Cierra .
Close your eyes and breathe slowly.
.
She has green eyes like her mother.
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