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From Old English īeġ (“island”).

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *h3ekw-der. Proto-Germanic *augô Proto-West Germanic *augā Old English ēage Middle English eye English eye From Middle English e, eye, eyghe, eyȝe, eȝhe, iȝe, ye, yhe, from Old English ēage, ēge (“eye”), from Proto-West Germanic *augā, from Proto-Germanic *augô (“eye”), from Proto-Indo-European *h3ekw- (“eye; to see”). Related to ogle. Cognates Cognate with Yola iee (“eye”), Scots ee, eh (“eye”), North Frisian oog, uuch, uug (“eye”), Saterland Frisian Oge, Ooge (“eye”), West Frisian each (“eye”), Alemannic German, Bavarian Aug (“eye”), Central Franconian Au, Auch, Ooch (“eye”), Dutch oog (“eye”), German Aug, Auge (“eye”), Low German Auge, Oog (“eye”), Luxembourgish A (“eye”), Vilamovian aojg, aug, oüg (“eye”), Yiddish אויג (oyg, “eye”), Danish øje (“eye”), Elfdalian oga (“eye”), Faroese eyga (“eye”), Icelandic auga (“eye”), Norwegian Bokmål øye (“eye”), Norwegian Nynorsk aua, aue, auga, auge (“eye”), Scanian yva (“eye”), Swedish öga (“eye”), Crimean Gothic oeghene (“eyes”), Gothic 𐌰𐌿𐌲𐍉 (augō, “eye”), Estonian auk (“hole”), Finnish and Votic aukko (“hole”), Ingrian aukko, aukku (“hole”), Livonian ouk (“hole; hollow”). Other Indo-European cognates include Breton eneb (“inverse; face; honour”), Cornish enep (“face; exterior; surface”), Gaulish ops (“eye”), Old Irish enech (“face; front; honour”), Welsh wyneb (“face; front; cheek”), Latin oclus, oculus (“eye”), Ancient Greek ὄψ (óps, “eye; face”), Albanian sy (“eye”), Latgalian and Latvian acs (“eye”), Lithuanian and Samogitian akis (“eye”), Old Prussian ackis (“eye”), Belarusian во́ка (vóka, “eye”), Bulgarian and Macedonian око́ (okó, “eye”), Carpathian Rusyn, Russian, and Ukrainian о́ко (óko, “eye”), Czech, Polish, Slovak, and Slovene oko (“eye”), Kashubian òkò (“eye”), Lower Sorbian hoko, woko (“eye”), Polabian våťü (“eye”), Serbo-Croatian о̏ко, ȍko (“eye”), Silesian ôko (“eye”), Slovincian wôkô (“eye”), Upper Sorbian woko (“eye”), Armenian ակն (akn, “eye”), Northern Kurdish enî (“forehead”), Ashkun aċĩ (“eye”), Kamkata-viri ače, ačẽ, ači (“eye”), Prasuni ižī, ižĩ (“eye”), Tregami ac̣ĩ (“eye”), Waigali ačẽ (“eye”), Tocharian A ak (“eye”), Tocharian B ek (“eye”), Sanskrit अक्षि (akṣi, “eye”). The archaic plural form eyen is from Middle English eyen, from Old English ēaġan, nominative and accusative plural of ēaġe (“eye”).

Probably from rebracketing of a nye as an eye.

980 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Aasax: ila-t — organ
• Abau: nene — organ
• Abkhaz: а-ла (a-la) — organ
• Afar: inti — organ
• Afrikaans: oog — organ
• Dupaningan Agta: mata — organ
• Aguaruna: hii — organ
• Agutaynen: mata — organ
• Ahom: 𑜄𑜡 (tā) — organ
• Ainu: シㇰ (sik) — organ
• Aiton: တ︀ႃ (tā) — organ
• Akan: ani — organ
• Akan: anyiwa — organ
• Akawaio: en — organ
• Akawaio: enu — organ
• Akkadian: 𒅆 (īnu) — organ
• Aklanon: mata — organ
• Alangan: mata — organ
• Alawa: gulur — organ
• Albanian: sy — organ
• Aleut: dax̂ — organ
• Northern Altai: карак (karak) — organ
• Northern Altai: кӧс (kös) — organ
• Northern Altai: кӧз (köz) — organ
• Southern Altai: кӧс (kös) — organ
• Alviri-Vidari: چیشم (čišm) — organ
• Northern Amami Ōshima: 目 (mï̄) — organ
• Southern Amami Ōshima: 目 (mï̄) — organ
• Amharic: ዓይን (ʿayn) — organ
• Amis: mata — organ
• Western Apache: bidáá — organ
• Apalaí: onu — organ
• Arabic: عَيْن (ʕayn) — organ
• Chadian Arabic: عين (ʔēn) — organ
• Arabic: عين (ʕén) — organ
• Arabic: عنيين (ʕenén) — organ
• Arabic: عين (ʕēn) — organ
• Arabic: عين (ʕēn) — organ
• Iraqi Arabic: عين (ʕien) — organ
• Arabic: عين (ʕīn) — organ
• Arabic: عين (ʕayn) — organ
• Arabic: عين (ʕēn) — organ
• Arabic: عينين or ⁧عيون (ʕīnēn) — organ
• Aragonese: güello — organ
• Aragonese: uello — organ
• Aramaic: ܥܝܢܐ (ʿaynā) — organ
• Jewish Babylonian Aramaic: עֵינָא (ʿênā) — organ
• Archi: лур (lur) — organ
• Arikara: čiriikuʼ — organ
• Armenian: աչք (ačʻkʻ) — organ
• Old Armenian: ակն (akn) — organ
• Old Armenian: աչք (ačʻkʻ) — organ
• Aromanian: oclju (roa-rup) — organ
• Eastern Arrernte: alknge — organ
• Arta: mata — organ
• Asi: mata — organ
• Assamese: চকু (soku) — organ
• Assamese: আঁখি (ãkhi) — organ
• Asturian: güeyu — organ
• Pamplona Atta: mata — organ
• Avar: бер (ber) — organ
• Aymara: naira — organ
• Abenlen Ayta: mata — organ
• Ambala Ayta: mata — organ
• Mag-Anchi Ayta: mata — organ
• Mag-Indi Ayta: mata — organ
• Azerbaijani: göz — organ
• Bahnar: măt — organ
• West Coast Bajau: moto — organ
• Bakhtiari: تی (tē) — organ
• Bakhtiari: تە (tē) — organ
• Balinese: mata — organ
• Balinese: aksa — organ
• Baluchi: چم (camm) — organ
• Baluchi: چھم (cham) — organ
• Baluchi: تیلگ — organ
• Bambara: ɲɛ̀ — organ
• Bangi: liso — organ
• Bantik: mata — organ
• Bashkir: күҙ (küź) — organ
• Basque: begi — organ
• Bats: ბჵარკ (b'arḳ) — organ
• Bats: ბωარკ (bωarḳ) — organ
• Belarusian: во́ка (vóka) — organ
• Bengali: চোখ (cōkh) — organ
• Bengali: চশম (cośom) — organ
• Bengali: নয়ন (noẏon) — organ
• Bengali: আঁখি (ãkhi) — organ
• Bhojpuri: आँख (ā̃kh) — organ
• Bau Bidayuh: boton — organ
• Big Nambas: m'ata — organ
• Central Bikol: mata — organ
• East Miraya Bikol: mata — organ
• Libon Bikol: mata — organ
• Northern Catanduanes Bikol: mata — organ
• Rinconada Bikol: mata — organ
• Southern Catanduanes Bikol: mata — organ
• West Miraya Bikol: mata — organ
• Binukid: mata — organ
• Bislama: ae — organ
• Sarangani-Blaan: mata — organ
• Bolinao: mata — organ
• Bonan: nedong — organ
• Central Bontoc: mata — organ
• Eastern Bontoc: mata — organ
• Borôro: joku — organ
• Botolan Sambal: mata — organ
• Bouyei: dal — organ
• Bouyei: fusdal — organ
• Bouyei: legdal — organ
• Bouyei: ndanldal — organ
• Breton: lagad — organ
• Breton: daoulagad — organ
• Buginese: mata — organ
• Bulgarian: око́ (okó) — organ
• Bunun: mata — organ
• Burmese: မျက်စိ (myakci.) — organ
• Buryat: нюдэн (njuden) — organ
• Butuanon: mata — organ
• Caló: acai — organ
• Capiznon: mata — organ
• Carpathian Rusyn: о́ко (óko) — organ
• Catalan: ull — organ
• Cebuano: mata — organ
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵜⵉⵟⵟ (tiṭṭ) — organ
• Eastern Cham: ꨟꨓꨩ (mưta’) — organ
• Chamicuro: ojki — organ
• Chechen: бӏаьрг (bˀärg) — organ
• Chepang: मीक् (mik) — organ
• Cherokee: ᎠᎦᏙᎵ (agadoli) — organ
• Chichewa: díso — organ
• Khumi Chin: ämi — organ
• Tedim Chin: mit — organ
• Chinese Cantonese: 眼 (ngaan5) — organ
• Chinese Cantonese: 眼睛 — organ
• Chinese: нянҗин (nianjin) — organ
• Eastern Min Chinese: 目 (mĕk) — organ
• Eastern Min Chinese: 目睭 — organ
• Gan Chinese: 眼睛 (ngan3 jiang) — organ
• Hakka Chinese: 目珠 (muk-chû, mu̍k-chû) — organ
• Chinese: 目 (ba̍k) — organ
• Chinese: 目睭 (ba̍k-chiu) — organ
• Jin Chinese: 眼睛 (nie2 jing1) — organ
• Chinese Mandarin: 眼睛 (yǎnjing) — organ
• Chinese Mandarin: 眼 (yǎn) — organ
• Chinese Mandarin: 目 (mù) — organ
• Wu Chinese: 眼睛 — organ
• Wu Chinese: 眼 — organ
• Chut: mə̆àt8 — organ
• Chuvash: куҫ (kuś) — organ
• West Circassian: нэ (nɛ) — organ
• Cornish: lagas — organ
• Corsican: ochju — organ
• Corsican: occhju — organ
• Crimean Tatar: köz — organ
• Cuyunon: mata — organ
• Czech: oko — organ
• Dalmatian: uaclo — organ
• Dalmatian: vaclo — organ
• Danish: øje — organ
• Darkinjung: mikkang — organ
• Dhivehi: ލޮަ — organ
• Dolgan: карак (karak) — organ
• Dongxiang: nudung — organ
• Drung: meq — organ
• Central Dusun: mato — organ
• Dutch: oog — organ
• Dutch: kijker — organ
• Dutch: gezichtsorgaan — organ
• Dutch: oculus — organ
• Dzongkha: མིག་ཏོ (mig to) — organ
• E: pja1 — organ
• Eblaite: 𒀀𒈾𒈾 (anana) — organ
• Egyptian: ir:t*Z1 (jrt) — organ
• Elfdalian: oga — organ
• Embaloh: mata — organ
• Enggano: bak — organ
• Erzya: сельме (seľme) — organ
• Esperanto: okulo — organ
• Estonian: silm — organ
• Evenki: эса (əsa) — organ
• Ewe: ŋku — organ
• Extremaduran: ohu — organ
• Fala: ollu — organ
• Farefare: nifo — organ
• Faroese: eyga — organ
• Fataluku: nina — organ
• Fijian: mata — organ
• Finnish: silmä — organ
• Franco-Provençal: uey — organ
• French: œil — organ
• North Frisian: uug — organ
• West-Frisian: each — organ
• Friulian: voli — organ
• Fula: yitere — organ
• Gaddang: mata — organ
• Gagauz: göz — organ
• Galician: ollo — organ
• Gamilaraay: mil — organ
• Georgian: თვალი (tvali) — organ
• German: Auge — organ
• German: Aug — organ
• East Central German: Aach — organ
• Geser-Gorom: mata — organ
• Gilbertese: mata — organ
• Gorontalo: mato — organ
• Gothic: 𐌰𐌿𐌲𐍉 (augō) — organ
• Greek: μάτι (máti) — organ
• Greek: οφθαλμός (ofthalmós) — organ
• Greek: όμμα (ómma) — organ
• Greek: ομμάτιον (ommátion) — organ
• Ancient Greek: ὀφθαλμός (ophthalmós) — organ
• Ancient Greek: ὄμμα (ómma) — organ
• Ancient Greek: ὤψ (ṓps) — organ
• Ancient Greek: ὄσσε (ósse) — organ
• Italiot Greek: madi — organ
• Mariupol Greek: мат (mat) — organ
• Greenlandic: isi — organ
• Paraguayan Guarani: resa — organ
• Paraguayan Guarani: tesa — organ
• Gujarati: આંખ (ā̃kha) — organ
• Gujarati: નેણ (neṇ) — organ
• Gutnish: auga — organ
• Guugu Yimidhirr: miil — organ
• Guugu Yimidhirr: walgul — organ
• Haitian Creole: je — organ
• Hamer-Banna: áapi — organ
• Hausa: idṑ — organ
• Hausa: ijiya — organ
• Hawaiian: maka — organ
• Hebrew: עַיִן (áyin) — organ
• Herero: eho — organ
• Higaonon: mata — organ
• Hiligaynon: mata — organ
• Hindi: आँख (ā̃kh) — organ
• Hindi: नैन (nain) — organ
• Hindi: नेत्र (netra) — organ
• Hindi: नयन (nayan) — organ
• Hindi: लोचन (locan) — organ
• Hindi: चक्षु (cakṣu) — organ
• Hindi: अक्षि (akṣi) — organ
• Hindi: नैना (nainā) — organ
• Hindi: चश्म (caśma) — organ
• Hindi: ऐन (ain) — organ
• White Hmong: muag — organ
• Hungarian: szem — organ
• Hunsrik: Au — organ
• Ibaloi: mata — organ
• Iban: mata — organ
• Ibanag: mata — organ
• Ibatan: mata — organ
• Icelandic: auga — organ
• Ido: okulo — organ
• Batad Ifugao: mata — organ
• Igbo: anya — organ
• Ilocano: mata — organ
• Ilongot: mata — organ
• Indonesian: mata — organ
• Ingrian: silmä — organ
• Ingush: бӏарг (bˀarg) — organ
• Interlingua: oculo — organ
• Inuktitut: ᐃᔨ (iyi) — organ
• Inupiaq: iri — organ
• Iranun: mata — organ
• Iraya: mata — organ
• Irish: súil — organ
• Old Irish: súil — organ
• Istriot: uocio — organ
• Italian: occhio — organ
• Itawit: mata — organ
• Iu Mien: m'zing — organ
• Ivatan: mata — organ
• Japanese: 目 (me) — organ
• Japanese: 眼 (me) — organ
• Japanese: 瞳 (hitomi) — organ
• Jarai: mơta — organ
• Javanese: mripat — organ
• Javanese: ꦩꦠ (mata) — organ
• Old Javanese: mata — organ
• Jingpho: myi — organ
• Kabuverdianu: odju — organ
• Kabyle: tiṭ — organ
• Kagayanen: mata — organ
• Ledo Kaili: mata — organ
• Kaitag: уле (ule) — organ
• Tagakaulu Kalagan: mata — organ
• Kala Lagaw Ya: purka — organ
• Kalasha: eč — organ
• Kalenjin: konyak — organ
• Kayapa Kallahan: mata — organ
• Kalmyk: нүдн (nüdn) — organ
• Kambaata: ille — organ
• Kankanaey: mata — organ
• Kannada: ಕಣ್ಣು (kaṇṇu) — organ
• Kanuri: shim — organ
• Kapampangan: mata — organ
• Kaqchikel: aq’awach — organ
• Karachay-Balkar: кёз (köz) — organ
• Karaim: кӧз (köz) — organ
• Karakalpak: kóz — organ
• Karelian: silmä — organ
• Pa'o Karen: မဲ့ — organ
• S'gaw Karen: မဲာ် (meḥ) — organ
• Kari'na: onu — organ
• Karok: yúup — organ
• Kashmiri: أچھ (ạch) — organ
• Kashmiri: چٔشِم (cạśim) — organ
• Kashmiri: نیٔتھٕر (nyạthụr) — organ
• Kashubian: òkò — organ
• Kaurna: miina — organ
• Kavalan: mata — organ
• Kazakh: көз (köz) — organ
• Khakas: харах (xarax) — organ
• Khasi: khmat — organ
• Khinalug: пил (pil) — organ
• Khmer: ភ្នែក (pnɛɛk) — organ
• Khoekhoe: mûs — organ
• Khowar: غیچ (ġeč) — organ
• Kikuyu: riitho — organ
• Kikuyu: maitho — organ
• Kimbundu: risu — organ
• Kinaray-a: mata — organ
• Kituba: disu — organ
• Komi-Permyak: син (śin) — organ
• Kongo: disu — organ
• Konkani: दोळो (doḷo) — organ
• Korean: 눈 (nun) — organ
• Koryak: лылалӈын (ləlalŋən) — organ
• Kumyk: гёз (göz) — organ
• Central Kurdish: چاو (çaw) — organ
• Laki: چەم (çem) — organ
• Northern Kurdish: çav — organ
• Southern Kurdish: چاو (çaw) — organ
• Southern Kurdish: چەو (çew) — organ
• Kyrgyz: көз (köz) — organ
• Laboya: mata — organ
• Ladakhi: མིག (mig) — organ
• Ladin: uedl — organ
• Ladino: ojo — organ
• Lakota: ištá — organ
• Lao: ຕາ (tā) — organ
• Latgalian: acs — organ
• Latin: oculus — organ
• Latvian: acs — organ
• Laz: toli — organ
• Laz: თოლი (toli) — organ
• Leonese: gueyu — organ
• Lezgi: вил (vil) — organ
• Ligurian: éuggio — organ
• Lindu: mata — organ
• Lingala: liso — organ
• Lingao: da1 — organ
• Lithuanian: akis — organ
• Livonian: sīlma — organ
• Livvi: silmy — organ
• Lokono: akusi — organ
• Lombard: occ — organ
• Lombard: öcc — organ
• Low German: Oog — organ
• Lü: ᦎᦱ (ṫaa) — organ
• Luganda: liiso — organ
• Luhya: chimoni — organ
• Luhya: emoni — organ
• Luiseño: tíiwilash — organ
• Lun Bawang: mateh — organ
• Luo: wang' — organ
• Lutuv: ming — organ
• Luxembourgish: A — organ
• Maasai: engogu — organ
• Macedonian: око (oko) — organ
• Maguindanao: mata — organ
• Makasae: nana — organ
• Makasar: mata — organ
• Makhuwa: niitho — organ
• Malagasy: maso — organ
• Brunei Malay: mata — organ
• Malay: مات — organ
• Malay: عين — organ
• Malay: mata — organ
• Malay: ain — organ
• Malayalam: കണ്ണ് (kaṇṇŭ) — organ
• Malayalam: നേത്രം (nētraṁ) — organ
• Maltese: għajn — organ
• Mamanwa: mata — organ
• Mamboru: mata — organ
• Manchu: ᠶᠠᠰᠠ (yasa) — organ
• Mandinka: ñaa — organ
• Mang: mat7 — organ
• Agusan Manobo: mata — organ
• Ata Manobo: mata — organ
• Dibabawon Manobo: mata — organ
• Ilianen Manobo: mata — organ
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: mata — organ
• Mansaka: mata — organ
• Manx: sooill — organ
• Māori: mata — organ
• Māori: karu — organ
• Māori: kaikamo — organ
• Maranao: mata — organ
• Marathi: डोळा (ḍoḷā) — organ
• Marathi: नयन (nayan) — organ
• Marathi: चक्षु (cakṣu) — organ
• Eastern Mari: шинча (šinča) — organ
• Martuthunira: paniya — organ
• Martuthunira: thurla — organ
• Marwari: आंख (ā̃kh) — organ
• Masbatenyo: mata — organ
• Mauritian Creole: lizie — organ
• Megleno-Romanian: uocľu — organ
• Central Melanau: mata — organ
• Minangkabau: mato — organ
• Mingrelian: თოლი (toli) — organ
• Mirandese: uolho — organ
• Mogholi: nodun — organ
• Mogholi: nüdün — organ
• Mokilese: maj — organ
• Moksha: сельме (seľme) — organ
• Mon: မတ် (mòt) — organ
• Old Mon: mɔt — organ
• Mongo: liso — organ
• Mongolian: нүд (nüd) — organ
• Mongolian: ᠨᠢᠳᠦ (nidü) — organ
• Mongondow: mata — organ
• Moore: nifu — organ
• Mpade: sɨ — organ
• Muong: măt — organ
• Tagal Murut: mato — organ
• Timugon Murut: mato — organ
• Mwani: riso — organ
• Mwera: liyo class 5 — organ
• Khiamniungan Naga: nyūvêi — organ
• Nahuatl: ixtli — organ
• Nahuatl: ixtelolohtli — organ
• Nahuatl: ixtetl — organ
• Classical Nahuatl: īxtli — organ
• Nanai: насал (nasal) — organ
• Nanai: нисала (nisala) — organ
• Nanai: ӈасар (ŋasar) — organ
• Nanai: исал (isal) — organ
• Nauruan: eme — organ
• Navajo: anááʼ — organ
• Naxi: mieq — organ
• Neapolitan: uocchio — organ
• Nepali: आँखा (ā̃khā) — organ
• Newar: mi khā — organ
• Ngombe (Congo): diso — organ
• Nheengatu: esá — organ
• Niuean: mata — organ
• Nivkh: няӽ (ņaẋ) — organ
• Nobiin: مانج (mange) — organ
• Kenzi: مسي (missi) — organ
• Nogai: коьз (köz) — organ
• Norman: yi — organ
• Norwegian Bokmål: øye — organ
• Norwegian Nynorsk: auge — organ
• Norwegian Nynorsk: auga — organ
• Nuer: waŋ — organ
• Nuosu: ꑓ (nyuo) — organ
• Nupe: eyé — organ
• Nǀuu: tsáxu — organ
• Nǀuu: tsʼaxam — organ
• Occitan: uèlh — organ
• Old Occitan: olh — organ
• Odia: ଆଖି (ākhi) — organ
• Ojibwe: nishkiinzhig — organ
• Okinawan: 目 (mī) — organ
• Church Slavic: око (oko) — organ
• Church Slavic: ⱁⰽⱁ (oko) — organ
• Old East Slavic: око (oko) — organ
• Old English: ēage — organ
• Old Norse: øgha — organ
• Old Norse: auga — organ
• Old Prussian: ackis — organ
• Old Tupi: esá — organ
• Omaha-Ponca: ishtá — organ
• Oromo: ija — organ
• Ossetian: цӕст (cæst) — organ
• Pacoh: mát — organ
• Palauan: mad — organ
• Brooke's Point Palawano: mata — organ
• Southwest Palawano: mata — organ
• Pali: akkhi — organ
• Pangasinan: mata — organ
• Pannonian Rusyn: око (oko) — organ
• Papiamentu: wowo — organ
• Pashto: سترګه (stərga) — organ
• Pawnee: kiriikuʼ — organ
• Pennsylvania German: Aag — organ
• Persian: چَشْم (čašm) — organ
• Persian: عَیْن (ayn) — organ
• Iranian Persian: چَشْم (čašm) — organ
• Iranian Persian: چِشْم (češm) — organ
• Iranian Persian: عِیْن (eyn) — organ
• Old Persian: 𐎨𐏁𐎠𐎶𐎴 (cašman) — organ
• Phoenician: 𐤏𐤍 (ʿn) — organ
• Phoenician: 𐤏𐤉𐤍 (ʿyn) — organ
• Picard: oeul — organ
• Picard: uëlh — organ
• Piedmontese: euj — organ
• Pijin: ae — organ
• Pipil: -ish — organ
• Pipil: -ix — organ
• Pitjantjatjara: kuṟu — organ
• Plautdietsch: Uag — organ
• Polabian: våťü — organ
• Polish: oko — organ
• Ponosakan: mata — organ
• Portuguese: olho — organ
• Powhatan: meskinsek — organ
• Powhatan: neskinsek — organ
• Powhatan: keskinsek — organ
• Punjabi: ਅੱਖ (akkha) — organ
• Quechua: ñawi — organ
• Rapa Nui: mata — organ
• Ratagnon: mata — organ
• Rawang: ne — organ
• Rohingya: suk — organ
• Romagnol: òcc — organ
• Romani: jakh — organ
• Romanian: ochi — organ
• Romansh: egl — organ
• Romansh: îgl — organ
• Romansh: îl — organ
• Romansh: ögl — organ
• Romblomanon: mata — organ
• Russian: глаз (glaz) — organ
• Russian: о́ко (óko) — organ
• Rutul: ул (ul) — organ
• Ruuli: eriiso class 5 — organ
• Rwanda-Rundi: ijisho (i-jīsho) — organ
• Saho: inti — organ
• Sakizaya: mata — organ
• Pangutaran Sama: mata — organ
• Sambali: mata — organ
• Akkala Sami: чилльмь (čill’m’) — organ
• Akkala Sami: челльмь (č’ell’m’) — organ
• Inari-Sami: čalme — organ
• Kildin-Sami: чалльм (čall’m) — organ
• Lule-Sami: tjalmme — organ
• Northern Sami: čalbmi — organ
• Pite Sami: tjalbme — organ
• Skolt-Sami: čâʹlmm — organ
• Southern Sami: tjelmie — organ
• Southern Sami: tjälmie — organ
• Ume-Sami: tjalbmie — organ
• Samoan: mata — organ
• Samogitian: akis — organ
• Sangir: mata — organ
• Sanskrit: नेत्र (netra) — organ
• Sanskrit: नयन (nayana) — organ
• Sanskrit: लोचन (locana) — organ
• Sanskrit: चक्षुष् (cakṣuṣ) — organ
• Sanskrit: अक्षि (ákṣi) — organ
• Santali: ᱢᱮᱫ (met’) — organ
• Sardinian: ociu — organ
• Sardinian: oclu — organ
• Sardinian: ocru — organ
• Sardinian: ogiu — organ
• Sardinian: oglu — organ
• Campidanese Sardinian: ogu — organ
• Scots: ee — organ
• Scottish Gaelic: sùil — organ
• Sebop: aten — organ
• Serbo-Croatian: oko — organ
• Serbo-Croatian: о̏ко — organ
• Serbo-Croatian: ȍko — organ
• Shan: တႃ (tǎa) — organ
• Sherpa: མིག (mig) — organ
• Shona: ziso — organ
• Shor: қарақ (qaraq) — organ
• Sicilian: occhiu — organ
• Sidamo: ille — organ
• Silesian: uoko — organ
• Sindhi: اک (akh) — organ
• Sindhi: अख (akh) — organ
• Sinhalese: ඇස (æsa) — organ
• Slovak: oko — organ
• Slovene: oko — organ
• Slovincian: wôkô — organ
• So'a: mata — organ
• Soga: eriiso class 5 — organ
• Somali: indho — organ
• Somali: il — organ
• Lower Sorbian: woko — organ
• Upper Sorbian: woko — organ
• Masbate Sorsogon: mata — organ
• Waray Sorsogon: mata — organ
• Sotho: leihlo — organ
• Spanish: ojo — organ
• Spanish: clisos — organ
• Spanish: lumbreras — organ
• Spanish: lucero — organ
• Sranan Tongo: ai — organ
• Suba: eriiso class 5 — organ
• Suba-Simbiti: iriiso class 5 — organ
• Sui: ndal — organ
• Sukuma: liisǒ — organ
• Sumerian: 𒅆 (IGI) — organ
• Sundanese: panon — organ
• Sundanese: soca — organ
• Surigaonon: mata — organ
• Svan: თე (te) — organ
• Swahili: jicho — organ
• Swazi: lî-só — organ
• Swazi: lihlo — organ
• Swazi: émêhlo — organ
• Swedish: öga — organ
• Sylheti: ꠌꠃꠈ (soukó) — organ
• Tabasaran: ул (ul) — organ
• Tadyawan: mata — organ
• Tagalog: mata — organ
• Tagbanwa: mata — organ
• Tahitian: mata — organ
• Tai Dam: ꪔꪱ — organ
• Tai Nüa: ᥖᥣ (taa) — organ
• Tajik: чашм (čašm) — organ
• Talysh: çaş — organ
• Talysh: چم (cam) — organ
• Tamil: கண் (kaṇ) — organ
• Tangut: 𗑉 — organ
• Taos: cínemą — organ
• Tarantino: uècchije — organ
• Tarifit: tiṭ — organ
• Tat: çüş — organ
• Tat: çüm — organ
• Tatar: күз (küz) — organ
• Tausug: mata — organ
• Tày: tha — organ
• Tboli: mata — organ
• Telugu: కన్ను (kannu) — organ
• Telugu: నేత్రము (nētramu) — organ
• Ternate: lako — organ
• Tetela: su — organ
• Tetela: sú — organ
• Tetum: matan — organ
• Thai: ตา (dtaa) — organ
• Northern Thai: ᨲᩣ — organ
• Tibetan: མིག (mig) — organ
• Tibetan: སྤྱན (spyan) — organ
• Tidore: lao — organ
• Tigrinya: ዓይኒ (ʿayni) — organ
• Tiwi: -akirli- — organ
• Tocharian A: ak — organ
• Tocharian B: ek — organ
• Tofa: карак (qaraq) — organ
• Tokelauan: mata — organ
• Tok Pisin: ai — organ
• Tokunoshima: 目 (mï̄) — organ
• Tol: nan — organ
• Tongan: mata — organ
• Tswana: leitlhô — organ
• Tumbuka: jiso — organ
• Tupinambá: esá (t-) — organ
• Turkish: göz — organ
• Ottoman Turkish: عین (ayn) — organ
• Ottoman Turkish: چشم (çeşm) — organ
• Ottoman Turkish: قاراق (karak) — organ
• Ottoman Turkish: گوز (göz) — organ
• Turkmen: göz — organ
• Tutelo: tasui — organ
• Tuvan: карак (karak) — organ
• Tzotzil: satil — organ
• Udi: пул (pul) — organ
• Udmurt: синь (śiń) — organ
• Ugaritic: 𐎓𐎊𐎐 (ʿyn) — organ
• Ukrainian: о́ко (óko) — organ
• Urdu: آن٘کھ (ā̃kh) — organ
• Urdu: نَین (nain) — organ
• Urdu: عَین ('ain) — organ
• Urdu: چَشْم (caśm) — organ
• Uyghur: كۆز (köz) — organ
• Uzbek: koʻz — organ
• Venda: iṱo — organ
• Venetan: òcio — organ
• Vietnamese: mắt — organ
• Vilamovian: aojg — organ
• Volapük: log — organ
• Votic: silme — organ
• Wallisian: mata — organ
• Walloon: ouy — organ
• Walloon: iy — organ
• Wambaya: murlu — organ
• Waray-Waray: matá — organ
• Warlpiri: milpa — organ
• Welsh: llygad — organ
• Winnebago: hišjasu — organ
• Woiwurrung: mirring — organ
• Wolaytta: ayfiya — organ
• Wolaytta: biraanaa — organ
• Wolof: bët — organ
• Xhosa: iliso — organ
• Yagara: mil — organ
• Yakan: mata — organ
• Yakut: харах (qaraq) — organ
• Yámana: tala — organ
• Yami: mata — organ
• Yao (Africa): liso class 5 — organ
• Yapese: miit — organ
• Yazghulami: ча̄м (čām) — organ
• Yiddish: אויג (oyg) — organ
• Yogad: mata — organ
• Yoruba: ojú — organ
• Yucatec Maya: ich — organ
• Yucatec Maya: wich — organ
• Yup'ik: ii — organ
• Yurok: 'ne-leen — organ
• Zazaki: çım (diq) — organ
• Zazaki: çum — organ
• Zealandic: oôge — organ
• Zhuang: da — organ
• Zhuang: ha — organ
• Zhuang: ra — organ
• Zinza: elíiso class 5 — organ
• Zou: mit — organ
• Zulu: iso — organ
• Zulu: ihlo — organ
• ǃXóõ: !ʻûĩ — organ
• Esperanto: rigardo — attention, notice
• Afrikaans: oog — hole in needle
• Arabic: سُمّ (summ) — hole in needle
• Arabic: خُرْبَة (ḵurba) — hole in needle
• Aramaic: ܚܪܘܪܐ (ḥərūrā) — hole in needle
• Bashkir: күҙ (küź) — hole in needle
• Basque: begi — hole in needle
• Breton: krao — hole in needle
• Breton: toull an nadoz — hole in needle
• Bulgarian: ухо (uho) — hole in needle
• Burmese: အပ်နဖား (apna.hpa:) — hole in needle
• Catalan: ull — hole in needle
• Cebuano: mata (sa dagom) — hole in needle
• Chinese Cantonese: 針眼 /针眼 (zam1 ngaan5) — hole in needle
• Hakka Chinese: 針眼 /针眼 (chṳ̂m-ngién) — hole in needle
• Hakka Chinese: 針鼻 /针鼻 (chṳ̂m-phi) — hole in needle
• Chinese: 針空 /针空 (chiam-khang) — hole in needle
• Chinese: 針鼻 /针鼻 (chiam-phīn, cham-phīn) — hole in needle
• Chinese Mandarin: 針眼 /针眼 (zhēnyǎn) — hole in needle
• Czech: ucho — hole in needle
• Czech: ouško — hole in needle
• Danish: nåleøje — hole in needle
• Dutch: oog — hole in needle
• Dutch: naaldoog — hole in needle
• Esperanto: trueto — hole in needle
• Estonian: silm — hole in needle
• Faroese: eyga — hole in needle
• Finnish: neulansilmä — hole in needle
• Finnish: silmä — hole in needle
• French: chas — hole in needle
• French: trou — hole in needle
• Galician: fiestra — hole in needle
• German: Öhr — hole in needle
• German: Nadelöhr — hole in needle
• Gothic: 𐌸𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌺𐍉 (þairkō) — hole in needle
• Greek: οπή (opí) — hole in needle
• Greek: μάτι (máti) — hole in needle
• Greek: ματάκι (matáki) — hole in needle
• Greek: τρύπα (trýpa) — hole in needle
• Greek: τρυπίτσα (trypítsa) — hole in needle
• Ancient Greek: κύαρ (kúar) — hole in needle
• Ancient Greek: τρῆμα (trêma) — hole in needle
• Hebrew: קוּף (kuf) — hole in needle
• Hindi: रन्ध्र (randhra) — hole in needle
• Hindi: चश्मा (caśmā) — hole in needle
• Hungarian: fok — hole in needle
• Irish: cró snáthaide — hole in needle
• Italian: cruna — hole in needle
• Japanese: 針穴 (hariana) — hole in needle
• Kashmiri: پوو (pov) — hole in needle
• Kashmiri: پۆہ (poh) — hole in needle
• Kashmiri: چٔشِم (cạśim) — hole in needle
• Kashmiri: سٕژنہِ پوو (sụċni pov) — hole in needle
• Kashmiri: سٕژنہِ پۆہ (sụċnhi poh) — hole in needle
• Kazakh: көз (köz) — hole in needle
• Khmer: គូទម្ជុល (kuut mcul) — hole in needle
• Korean: 귀 (gwi) — hole in needle
• Korean: 바늘귀 (baneul-gwi) — hole in needle
• Latin: foramen — hole in needle
• Latvian: acs — hole in needle
• Lithuanian: ąsa — hole in needle
• Lithuanian: auselė — hole in needle
• Macedonian: уво (uvo) — hole in needle
• Maltese: għajn — hole in needle
• Māori: kōhao — hole in needle
• Māori: kōwhao — hole in needle
• Norwegian Bokmål: øye — hole in needle
• Norwegian Bokmål: nåløye — hole in needle
• Norwegian Nynorsk: auge — hole in needle
• Norwegian Nynorsk: auga — hole in needle
• Polish: ucho — hole in needle
• Portuguese: fundo — hole in needle
• Portuguese: buraco — hole in needle
• Russian: ушко́ (uškó) — hole in needle
• Sicilian: vùccula — hole in needle
• Slovene: uho — hole in needle
• Lower Sorbian: woko — hole in needle
• Spanish: ojo — hole in needle
• Spanish: hondón — hole in needle
• Swedish: öga — hole in needle
• Swedish: nålsöga — hole in needle
• Telugu: రంధ్రము (randhramu) — hole in needle
• Tibetan: ཁབ་ཁ (khab kha) — hole in needle
• Tibetan: ཁབ་མིག (khab mig) — hole in needle
• Ottoman Turkish: سوفار (sufar) — hole in needle
• Ukrainian: ву́шко (vúško) — hole in needle
• Walloon: trô — hole in needle
• Zealandic: oôge — hole in needle
• Danish: hægte — loop of metal
• Danish: malle — loop of metal
• Finnish: silmukka — loop of metal
• Finnish: korvake — loop of metal
• French: œillet — loop of metal
• Galician: argola — loop of metal
• Galician: arganel — loop of metal
• Galician: belorta — loop of metal
• Galician: elga — loop of metal
• Galician: robogón — loop of metal
• German: Öse — loop of metal
• Italian: occhiello — loop of metal
• Maltese: ħolqa — loop of metal
• Maltese: annella — loop of metal
• Portuguese: argola — loop of metal
• Russian: глазо́к (glazók) — loop of metal
• Sicilian: vùccula — loop of metal
• Swedish: hyska — loop of metal
• Swedish: ögla — loop of metal
• Telugu: చిల్లి (cilli) — loop of metal
• Tibetan: དམིག་བུ (dmig bu) — loop of metal
• Ottoman Turkish: ایلیك (ilik) — loop of metal
• Afrikaans: oog — of a hurricane
• Bulgarian: око́ (okó) — of a hurricane
• Cebuano: mata (sa bagyo) — of a hurricane
• Chinese Cantonese: 颱風眼 /台风眼 (toi4 fung1 ngaan5) — of a hurricane
• Chinese Cantonese: 風眼 /风眼 (fung1 ngaan5) — of a hurricane
• Chinese Mandarin: 颱風眼 /台风眼 (táifēngyǎn) — of a hurricane
• Chinese Mandarin: 風眼 /风眼 (fēngyǎn) — of a hurricane
• Danish: øje — of a hurricane
• Dutch: oog — of a hurricane
• Esperanto: okulo — of a hurricane
• Esperanto: kerno — of a hurricane
• Finnish: myrskynsilmä — of a hurricane
• Finnish: silmä — of a hurricane
• French: œil — of a hurricane
• German: Auge — of a hurricane
• Greek: μάτι (máti) — of a hurricane
• Hungarian: szem — of a hurricane
• Italian: occhio — of a hurricane
• Japanese: 台風の目 (taifū no me) — of a hurricane
• Japanese: 目 (me) — of a hurricane
• Korean: 눈 (nun) — of a hurricane
• Latvian: acs — of a hurricane
• Luxembourgish: A — of a hurricane
• Maltese: għajn — of a hurricane
• Norwegian Bokmål: øye — of a hurricane
• Norwegian Nynorsk: auge — of a hurricane
• Norwegian Nynorsk: auga — of a hurricane
• Polish: oko — of a hurricane
• Portuguese: olho — of a hurricane
• Russian: глаз (glaz) — of a hurricane
• Sicilian: occhiu — of a hurricane
• Spanish: ojo del huracán — of a hurricane
• Swedish: öga — of a hurricane
• Swedish: centrum — of a hurricane
• Tibetan: རླུང་འཚུབ་མིག་བུ (rlung 'tshub mig bu) — of a hurricane
• Cebuano: matamata — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Cebuano: mata — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Danish: øje — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Fijian: mata — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Finnish: silmäkuvio — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Finnish: silmä — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• French: œil — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• German: Pfauenauge — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Italian: occhio — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Korean: 눈 (nun) — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Latin: oculus — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Portuguese: ocelo — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Russian: глазо́к (glazók) — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Sicilian: occhiu — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Spanish: ojo — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Tibetan: ཐིག་ལེ (thig le) — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Tibetan: ཁྲ་ཐིག (khra thig) — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Tibetan: ཐིག་ཁྲ (thig khra) — mark on an animal resembling an eye
• Afrikaans: oog — of a potato
• Bulgarian: очички (očički) — of a potato
• Czech: očko — of a potato
• Danish: øje — of a potato
• Dutch: oog — of a potato
• Faroese: eyga — of a potato
• Finnish: silmä — of a potato
• French: œil — of a potato
• Galician: xermolo — of a potato
• Galician: ollo — of a potato
• German: Knospe — of a potato
• German: Trieb — of a potato
• Greek: μάτι (máti) — of a potato
• Greek: ματάκι (matáki) — of a potato
• Greek: οφθαλμίδιο (ofthalmídio) — of a potato
• Hawaiian: maka — of a potato
• Hindi: कण (kaṇ) — of a potato
• Hindi: चश्म (caśma) — of a potato
• Italian: occhio — of a potato
• Korean: 눈 (nun) — of a potato
• Latin: gemma — of a potato
• Latvian: acs — of a potato
• Luxembourgish: Knosp — of a potato
• Maltese: għajn — of a potato
• Māori: kōmata — of a potato
• Māori: pūkanohi — of a potato
• Norwegian Bokmål: øye — of a potato
• Iranian Persian: چَشْم (čašm) — of a potato
• Polish: oczko — of a potato
• Portuguese: olho — of a potato
• Russian: глазо́к (glazók) — of a potato
• Spanish: ojo — of a potato
• Swedish: öga — of a potato
• Telugu: కణుపు (kaṇupu) — of a potato
• Tibetan: ཞོག་མིག (zhog mig) — of a potato
• Venetan: but — of a potato
• Venetan: buto — of a potato
• Afrikaans: oog — ability to notice what others might miss
• Basque: begi — ability to notice what others might miss
• Bulgarian: око́ (okó) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Danish: blik — ability to notice what others might miss
• Danish: øje — ability to notice what others might miss
• Dutch: oog — ability to notice what others might miss
• Faroese: eyga — ability to notice what others might miss
• Fijian: mata — ability to notice what others might miss
• Finnish: silmä — ability to notice what others might miss
• German: Auge — ability to notice what others might miss
• Greek: μάτι (máti) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Hindi: दृष्टि (dŕṣṭi) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Italian: occhio — ability to notice what others might miss
• Korean: 눈 (nun) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Macedonian: око (oko) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Maltese: għajn — ability to notice what others might miss
• Norwegian Bokmål: øye — ability to notice what others might miss
• Norwegian Nynorsk: auge — ability to notice what others might miss
• Norwegian Nynorsk: auga — ability to notice what others might miss
• Portuguese: olho — ability to notice what others might miss
• Portuguese: visão — ability to notice what others might miss
• Russian: глаз (glaz) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Russian: нюх (njux) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Russian: чутьё (čutʹjó) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Sicilian: occhiu — ability to notice what others might miss
• Spanish: ojo — ability to notice what others might miss
• Telugu: దృష్టి (dr̥ṣṭi) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Tibetan: མིག་དབང (mig dbang) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Tibetan: མིག་རྒྱང (mig rgyang) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Tibetan: ལྟ་ཚུལ (lta tshul) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Tibetan: མཐོང་ཚུལ (mthong tshul) — ability to notice what others might miss
• Tibetan: དཀྱིལ (dkyil) — dark brown center of a black-eyed Susan flower
• Albanian: shikoj — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܥܲܝܸܢ (ʿayin) — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Bulgarian: наблюда́вам (nabljudávam) — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Dutch: bekijken — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Dutch: observeren — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Dutch: gluren — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Fijian: yaloka — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Finnish: tarkastella — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• French: convoiter — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• French: guigner — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• French: lorgner — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• German: beäugen — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Hungarian: megnéz — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Hungarian: szemügyre vesz — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Hungarian: megfigyel — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Hungarian: figyel — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Italian: adocchiare — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Italian: visionare — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Malayalam: നോക്കുക (nōkkuka) — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Māori: karu — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Persian: دیدبانی دادن (didebâni dâdan) — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Polish: przypatrywać się — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Portuguese: observar — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Portuguese: examinar — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Russian: смотре́ть (smotrétʹ) — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Russian: рассма́тривать (rassmátrivatʹ) — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Spanish: ojear — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Spanish: echar [el / tanto] ojo — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Swedish: betrakta — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Tamil: பார் (pār) — to observe carefully or appraisingly
• Tamil: நோக்கு (nōkku) — to observe carefully or appraisingly