pinna

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• /ˈpɪnə/
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• homophone: Pinner (non-rhotic)
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From Latin pinna (“dorsal fin; wing, feather”). Doublet of pen, penna, and panne.

72 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: صِيوَان اَلْأُذْن (ṣīwān al-ʔuḏn) — visible part of the ear
• Aragonese: orella — visible part of the ear
• Aragonese: auricula — visible part of the ear
• Aragonese: pavellón auricular — visible part of the ear
• Aragonese: pavellón autitivo — visible part of the ear
• Asturian: oreya — visible part of the ear
• Bulgarian: ушна́ ми́да (ušná mída) — visible part of the ear
• Burmese: နားရွက် (na:rwak) — visible part of the ear
• Catalan: pavelló auricular — visible part of the ear
• Catalan: aurícula — visible part of the ear
• Chinese Mandarin: 耳廓 (ěrkuò) — visible part of the ear
• Chinese Mandarin: 外耳 (wài'ěr) — visible part of the ear
• Czech: boltec — visible part of the ear
• Dutch: oorschelp f/m — visible part of the ear
• Esperanto: aŭriklo — visible part of the ear
• Extremaduran: oreya — visible part of the ear
• Finnish: korvalehti — visible part of the ear
• French: pavillon — visible part of the ear
• French: pavillon de l’oreille — visible part of the ear
• Galician: orella — visible part of the ear
• Galician: pavillón auricular — visible part of the ear
• German: Ohrmuschel — visible part of the ear
• German: äußeres Ohr — visible part of the ear
• Bavarian German: Ohrwaschl — visible part of the ear
• Bavarian German: Oahwasche — visible part of the ear
• Greek: πτερύγιο ωτός (pterýgio otós) — visible part of the ear
• Hebrew: אֲפַרְכֶּסֶת (afarkéset) — visible part of the ear
• Hungarian: fülkagyló — visible part of the ear
• Ido: aurikulo — visible part of the ear
• Ingrian: korvalehti — visible part of the ear
• Interlingua: auricula — visible part of the ear
• Italian: padiglione auricolare — visible part of the ear
• Japanese: 耳介 (jikai) — visible part of the ear
• Japanese: 外耳 (gaiji) — visible part of the ear
• Korean: 귓바퀴 (gwitbakwi) — visible part of the ear
• Korean: 외이 (oei) — visible part of the ear
• Northern Kurdish: perrê guhê — visible part of the ear
• Ladino: oreja — visible part of the ear
• Latvian: gliemežnīca — visible part of the ear
• Lithuanian: kaušelis — visible part of the ear
• Luxembourgish: Ouermuschel — visible part of the ear
• Macedonian: ушна школка (ušna školka) — visible part of the ear
• Māori: harore — visible part of the ear
• Mirandese: oureilha — visible part of the ear
• Norwegian: øremusling — visible part of the ear
• Norwegian: aurikkel — visible part of the ear
• Polish: małżowina uszna — visible part of the ear
• Polish: ucho zewnętrzne — visible part of the ear
• Portuguese: orelha — visible part of the ear
• Portuguese: pavilhão auditivo — visible part of the ear
• Russian: ушна́я ра́ковина (ušnája rákovina) — visible part of the ear
• Russian: вне́шнее у́хо (vnéšneje úxo) — visible part of the ear
• Serbo-Croatian: uška — visible part of the ear
• Serbo-Croatian: ušna školjka — visible part of the ear
• Slovak: ušnica — visible part of the ear
• Slovene: uhelj — visible part of the ear
• Spanish: pabellón auricular — visible part of the ear
• Spanish: aurícula — visible part of the ear
• Spanish: pinna — visible part of the ear
• Swedish: öronmussla — visible part of the ear
• Turkish: kulak kepçesi — visible part of the ear
• Turkish: sayvan — visible part of the ear
• Ottoman Turkish: خیمه (hayme) — visible part of the ear
• Ukrainian: вушна́ ра́ковина (vušná rákovyna) — visible part of the ear
• Vietnamese: loa tai — visible part of the ear
• Welsh: godre'r glust — visible part of the ear
• Zazaki: keçey goşi — visible part of the ear
• German: Fiederblatt — leaflet or primary segment of a pinnate compound leaf
• German: Feder — feather, wing, fin or similar appendage
• German: Flügel — feather, wing, fin or similar appendage
• German: Flosse — feather, wing, fin or similar appendage
• Turkish: yüzgeç — feather, wing, fin or similar appendage